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What does the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster do? And why has a figure as influential as Pat McFadden been appointed to the role? Angus Brown has the answers in our latest blog: consoc.org.uk/chancellor-of-…

Well done to all the A-level politics students receiving results today, we hope the hard work paid off. A reminder for those about to begin their studies that we have web resources specifically tailored to the curriculum available at: consoc.org.uk/the-constituti… #ALevelResults

What are Labour's plans for English devolution, and what are the questions which are yet to be answered? Read today's blog by Steph Coulter now at: consoc.org.uk/five-questions…

Where do we stand a year on from the Public Order Act's passage and after a summer of riots? Stuart Wallace has our latest blog at: consoc.org.uk/riots-prison-a…

The Constitution Society Professor Colin Talbot Stuart Wallace Ever so important for UK Parliament to insist on comprehensive post-legislative scrutiny. This is something MPs & peers could engage with academia far more regularly, encouraging researchers to submit academic papers on as well.

Excellent blogpost by Dr Stuart Wallace Law & Social Justice for The Constitution Society, on 'Riots, Prison and Proportion: Public Order in 2024' Read 👇

Scarcely has Welsh politics seen a more turbulent 7 months, with the round up for ConSoc is Anwen Elias. Read it now at: consoc.org.uk/wales-new-firs…

Read this clear explainer of recent changes in the Welsh government, including its first woman First Minister, and analysis of what to look for in the future by our colleague Anwen Elias, writing for The Constitution Society consoc.org.uk/wales-new-firs…

Much has been written of late about new appointments to the Civil Service. Professor Colin Talbot reviews what's happened in our latest blog. Read it now at: consoc.org.uk/how-much-do-we…

My comment on the Labour so-called “cronyism” row: 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 How much do we need to "change government"? - The Constitution Society consoc.org.uk/how-much-do-we…

What does the Casement Park upgrade tell us about how Starmer's No. 10 is operating? Stephen Lynch has our latest blog at: consoc.org.uk/the-casement-p…

This is excellent

Delighted to welcome this fascinating forthcoming lecture on Northern Ireland and the UK Constitution by Dr Lisa Claire Whitten from Queen's University Belfast 🎓. 🗓Wed 11 September 2024. 🎟 £7 tickets at the link below ⬇️ irishculturalcentre.co.uk/event/northern…

What can we expect of the Government's legislative agenda? Tasneem Ghazi explores in our latest blog. Read it now at: consoc.org.uk/govs-new-legis…

One week to go until the fantastic Lisa Claire Whitten comes to The Irish Cultural Centre. Lisa Claire will be talking about her new book Northern Ireland and the UK Constitution. Get your tickets at: irishculturalcentre.co.uk/event/northern…

Belfast News Letter David Phinnemore PivotalPPF See longer version of this 🧵at newsletter.co.uk/news/opinion/c…, and very long version, with thanks to The Constitution Society at consoc.org.uk/publications/t… 7/7

Are you a post-16 educator teaching A-Level Politics, Higher Modern Studies or any other related subjects? Join us for our upcoming online session with The Constitution Society: 'The UK Constitution: From 1215 to today' 🗓️ 24 September, 11am Sign up here 👇 learning.parliament.uk/en/session-wor…