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Unlock Democracy in Parliament Unlock Democracy regularly gives evidence to Parliamentary committees. On this page you can find out more about our appearances and the evidence we submit to Parliamentary and governmental consultations. Central Lobby - our Parliamentary bulletin of Unlock Democracy where you will find the details of anything going on in Parliament and the devolved chambers to do with democratic renewal - can be found at: http://centrallobby.wik.is/ Click here to view the full archive
Briefing : Evidence to the House of Commons Reform Committee Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 at 12:38 | No comments Categories: A Stronger Parliament and Accountable Government, Briefings and Reports, Bringing Power Closer to the People, Parliament, Publications
News Release : PR not DIY. Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 at 11:27 | 3 comments Categories: A Stronger Parliament and Accountable Government, Bringing Power Closer to the People, Citizens Convention Bill, Fair, Open and Honest Elections, Front Page, Important, News Releases, Opinion, Projects
News Release : Brown/Cameron plot to reduce transparency beggars belief Tuesday, May 26th, 2009 at 12:23 | No comments Categories: Fair, Open and Honest Elections, News Releases, Opinion, Parliament, Party Funding

Unlock Democracy: Dear Mark Harper

Open letter to Mark Harper on lobbying reform by Unlock Democracy.

Unlock Democracy: David Cameron must keep his promise to increase the number of female ministers by the end of his first term

The Centre for Women and Democracy, Electoral Reform Society, Fawcett Society, Hansard Society and Unlock Democracy, have joined forces to launch Counting Women In, a new campaign calling for David Cameron to keep his promise to have 1/3 of his ministers be women by the end of his first term as Prime Minister

Unlock Democracy: We recognise the right of the English people to self-govern

We welcome the government’s decision to establish a commission to look into the so-called West Lothian question. This is a long overdue investigation into a very serious anomaly in UK constitutional law.

Unlock Democracy: 3,500 people ask police to widen inquiry on press intrusions

A growing number of people have cosigned a letter to Assistant Police Commissioner Cressida Dick asking for clarification of the role of Operation Weeting and Operation Tuleta, and calling for the Metropolitan Police to widen their investigation to all reported incidences of illegal media intrusion.