The Parliamentary Week — w/c 22 June 2026
A factual roundup of the parliamentary week: the divisions in the Commons, the bills moving through their stages, and the public petitions gathering signatures.
22 June 2026
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A factual roundup of the parliamentary week: the divisions in the Commons, the bills moving through their stages, and the public petitions gathering signatures.
22 June 2026
The bills currently before Parliament, grouped by stage — from second reading to royal assent. Updated from Parliament's open data.
22 June 2026
The most recent recorded votes in the House of Commons, with Aye and No totals — updated from Parliament's open data.
22 June 2026
The open UK Parliament petitions with the most signatures, and the thresholds they have crossed. Updated from Parliament's open data.
22 June 2026
From first reading to royal assent, a UK bill passes through fixed stages in both Houses. This guide explains each step, in plain English.
10 min read
Every constituent can contact their MP. This guide explains how to find yours, what to write, and how the correspondence is handled at Westminster.
8 min read
When the Commons cannot decide by voice, it holds a division — MPs walk through lobbies to record votes. This guide explains how divisions work.
9 min read
Anyone can start or sign a UK Parliament petition. The 10,000 and 100,000 thresholds trigger a response and possible debate. This guide explains how.
8 min read
A profile of Femi Oluwole, who became one of Britain's most recognisable young pro-European voices — and a case study in how political advocacy changed.
12 min read
Years after the referendum, Brexit's practical story is selective regulatory divergence. This report audits where UK–EU alignment shifted, and where it held.
14 min read
Every headline number rests on choices about sampling, weighting and wording. This guide explains how to read a UK opinion poll — and what it cannot tell you.
9 min read
For fourteen years Caroline Lucas was the Green Party's lone MP. This profile examines how one member, without a large bloc, came to shape a national debate.
7 min read