The conclusion of an OurKingdom conversation between Stuart Weir and the Electoral Reform Society's Andy White
An OurKingdom conversation. [History: Stuart Weir > Andy White > Stuart Weir > this post > Stuart Weir]
In his last article, Stuart Weir fired another volley of abuse at
An OurKingdom conversation. [History: Stuart Weir > Andy White > this post > Andy White > Stuart Weir]
Andy White doesn’t get it. The crux of my case against
An OurKingdom conversation. [History: Stuart Weir > this post > Stuart Weir > Andy White > Stuart Weir]
Stuart Weir yesterday criticised the Electoral Reform Society for leading “a foolish
Brown's push for a referendum on the AV voting system is a cynical move that will set back the cause of reform.
Gordon Brown's plans for a 'sovereignty of the people' and electoral reform should not be taken at face value (from CiF)
The ongoing saga of the British parliamentary expenses crisis crossed a major watershed with the charging of three Labour MPs and one Tory peer
In his speech on Tuesday, the Prime Minister announced that he had asked the Cabinet Secretary, Sir Gus O’Donnell, to “consolidate the existing unwritten, piecemeal conventions that govern much of the way central government operates under our existing constitution into a single written document”,
If we needed to know that Britain's political system is a wreck, Gordon Brown's speech yesterday was confirmation. Chaired by Liza Harker of ippr, who retained a steady Mona Lisa smile through his performance, the Prime Minister declared the time had come for ‘New Politics’.
