ESRC AQM PhD Scholarship holder. Studying how the unenfranchised are represented in the UK Parliament. Student at @uniyorkpolitics Garlic bread connoisseur.
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The PSA Parliaments Annual Conference 2025 will be hosted by the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of York in conjunction with The White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership on the 27th-28th November!
I am a little bit biased but York is an amazing city and between the excellent papers, the historical venue, the Christmas markets, as well as the excellent food and drinks organised, its shaping up to be a really great conference! We hope to see you in York in November!
✍️ A fantastic contribution to our blog from @estrangeirada and @LouiseVThompson looking at Westminster Hall debates in the @UKParliament 🗣️🇬🇧
📰 Read about their ongoing research here: https://t.co/Oz9TkS9ozl
Last night we announced the winners of the 2024 #ImpactPrize Awards🏆
The awards are a chance to celebrate and honour researchers who are working to make real-world impact and meaningful change.
Congratulations to all the finalists!
Meet our winners below 🧵1/
Fantastic new @ALPSblog post from @uniyorkpolitics PhD researcher and tutor @kateelongg: 'Reflections of a first-time Graduate Teaching Assistant'
https://t.co/gQxwqAQ0Gd
The Modernisation Committee is a new committee of the House of Commons, first proposed by Labour in its 2024 manifesto.
But what issues will it look at? How might it operate? And what problems might the committee face?
Read our explainer from @danhowes_ https://t.co/pVs1tdfP3c
Select Committee allocation is out following negotiations. Conservatives will chair Culture, Media and Sport; Home Affairs; Public Accounts; Public Administration; Standards. Lib Dem’s get Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and Health and Social Care. All else is Labour 1/
Today the Speaker should tell the parties how many Select Committees they will get to Chair. This is worked out in proportion to how many seats each party gained. The Whips will then agree which Committees each party will lead, but this may not be announced for a while 1/4
What do the UK general election results mean for the UK Union?
Here's some of my observations in my latest piece written for @CCC_Research
Read here: https://t.co/ITBFaTsphe
Being in Westminster with all of this election chatter going on is potentially the most exciting day of work in my life… yes I am aware of how sad that is
Published tomorrow, with contributions by @A_Meakin, @BYMYong, @CourtenayIlbert, @_Emma_Crewe, @DrHannahWhite, @LucindaMaer, Didier Caluwaerts and Daan Vermassen. Thank you to all contributors for embarking in this reimagining journey with David and me.
A great initiative to make data about MPs' financial interests and All-Party Parliamentary Groups more accessible
This is a fantastic opportunity for politics students to gain research experience. (There is a thank you voucher as well.)
Please tell your students! DL is 28th May