Over the past decade the House of Lords Constitution Committee has immersed itself in the principles, purposes and […]
Category Archive: Constitutional reform
The Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill (‘LURB’), currently before the House of Lords, aims to facilitate the government’s levelling-up […]
In an era of intense and continuing controversy over the rules of political responsibility, the question of how […]
Local government is an aspect of UK constitutional law that is often neglected or overlooked. Councils, though, are […]
With the publication of Labour’s Commission on the UK’s Future it is worth contrasting the approach that Gordon […]
Background to Inquiry on Role of Law Officers The Attorney General and Solicitor General are the UK government’s […]
The Brown Commission has recommended replacing the House of Lords with an elected Assembly of the Nations and Regions of […]
One of the key recommendations of the Brown Commission is to replace the House of Lords with an […]
The Brown Commission’s report on the future of the Union has already sparked a lively debate. In a […]
The Labour Party’s Commission on the UK’s Future has published a report making some bold proposals for constitutional […]
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