27th August 2018 by

    Theresa May; A PM Profile 2016-2018

    On 23rd June 2016, Britain voted to leave the European Union in a nationwide referendum, with 52% of people voting “Leave”….

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    20th August 2018 by

    How important is the Rule of Law?

    What does the rule of law actually mean? We vaguely know that its presence distinguishes democracies from totalitarian states and dictatorships,…

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    30th July 2018 by

    Theresa May’s Cabinets and Individual Ministerial Responsibility

    What is Individual Ministerial Responsibility? ‘The convention that a minister should resign if their department makes a serious political or personal…

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    2nd August 2017 by

    Introduction to Parliament

    Introduction to Parliament The House of Commons The UK’s House of Commons is probably the best-known democratic institution in the world….

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    26th July 2017 by

    NEW Politics A-level – UK Constitution Topic

    NEW Politics A-level – UK Constitution Topic Our resources will support you in teaching either of the specifications for the new…

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    17th July 2017 by

    c. Democracy and Sovereignty Handout; Constraints on Parliamentary Sovereignty

    Constraints on Parliamentary Sovereignty Political Sovereignty and legal sovereignty The growth of a mass electorate from 4.9million in 1885 to 44.4million…

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    17th July 2017 by

    b. Codified and Uncodified Article – A codified constitution for Britain

    A codified constitution for Britain? Vernon Bogdanor, Professor of Government, Oxford University Is it time for Britain to have a codified…

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    17th July 2017 by

    f. Constitutional Reform Article – Political and Constitutional Reform Committee Report

    Article – POLITICAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM COMMITTEE REPORT

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    17th July 2017 by

    Article – Separation of Powers

    Article – The Separation of Powers

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