Podcast Episode · History with Jackson · 22 February · 33m

David Cannadine explores the history of the Union Jack.

Following on from the first blog in this series in January, this post focuses on the distinctive nature of the Scottish representative system before and after the 1832 Scottish Reform Act. Both the…

This seminar provides a national forum for new research on all aspects of parliamentary and electoral politics, from the people and processes to the records and physical settings.

We were sad to hear recently of the death of Professor Michael Rush of the University of Exeter. Michael was a pioneering and indefatigable scholar of

What do you do when your army has retreated, your ally has capitulated, and you face invasion? You pray.

With this year marking the 150th anniversary of the passing of the Second Reform Act, our MP of the Month is one of the lesser known architects of this measure, the attorney-general, Sir John Rolt,…

Work to rebuild the City of London began almost immediately after the Great Fire of 1666.