Point of Order
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
MPs to elect new Select Committee Chairs this week
January 27, 2020
Vuelio’s Sam Webber looks at the important role of Select Committees in the new Parliament and writes about the elections for Committee Chairs which take place on Wednesday 29 January....
Vuelio’s Sam Webber writes that the World Economic Forum in Davos is dominated by discussions around climate change and reducing carbon emissions. It is shaping up to be a battle between US President Donald Trump and 17-year-old ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
The candidates for Labour leader and deputy progress to the second nomination stage of the contest....
Catherine West MP: Parliament has sent its solidarity to Australia. Now we must act.
January 14, 2020
Australian-born Labour MP Catherine West writes about the devastating bush fires in Australia and other climate disasters like drought in Zambia and floods in Indonesia. ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
Private Members’ Bill ballot: The 20 successful backbenchers
January 9, 2020
Vuelio’s Sam Webber looks at how the Private Members' Bill system works and lists the 20 backbench MPs who now have the chance to change the law. ...
New MP Briefing: Education
January 8, 2020
As 140 newly elected MPs return to Westminster this week, the Vuelio Political team has been getting to know the new intake for our clients and stakeholders. Our latest Briefing focuses on the new intake of MPs with a background in ...
New MP briefing: Health
January 7, 2020
The Vuelio political team has put together a briefing on first-time MPs with a background in health. ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
How the election was won and lost on social media
December 18, 2019
Analysis of what successful party candidates shared on social media, how both made claims of ‘fake news’ against their opponents throughout the campaign and how the parties reflected the most-discussed topics in the public sphere...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
The Antisocial General Election campaign?
December 12, 2019
As votes are cast in today’s General Election, parties and policies aside, one of the more damaging aspects of the campaign has been the abuse directed towards candidates and party activists. This is often intensified by or begins on ...
The latest update of the Pulsar/89up social election index reveals over 700,000 mentions of tactical voting on Twitter since the beginning of the general election, with a significant spike in interest from 5 December....
Lib Dem deputy leader Ed Davey writes that his party is ‘best placed to take seats from the Conservatives and block Brexit’ and adds that neither party leader deserves to be Prime Minister because both ‘have led their parties to the ...
In this post, Steve Packham from the Loan Charge Action Group, argues that the General Election has been ‘both a challenge and an opportunity’ for the campaign and he writes that his group will continue to lobby newly elected MPs to ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
Corbyn’s winning the social media general election
December 5, 2019
The Pulsar/89up social election index analysis of social media followers and content engagement across the main social networks and online sources reveals significantly higher volumes of engagement with content from Jeremy Corbyn in ...
As part of our guest post political series, Conservative candidate and most recent Justice Committee Chair Bob Neill says that the UK justice system is 'as integral a part of our social services as anything else, employing, directly or ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
Will opinion polls have an impact on turnout in the first December election the UK has had in over 90 years?...
Stanley Johnson: Rebuilding environmental bridges with the EU after Brexit should be a key UK priority
November 27, 2019
Former Conservative MEP and environmental campaigner Stanley Johnson writes that despite backing remain in the referendum, he now fully supports his son Boris as Prime Minister, who is seeking to ‘Get Brexit Done’ as long as the UK and ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
On a Point of Order Mr Speaker…
November 19, 2019
For politically interested readers and public affairs stakeholders alike, Vuelio has launched a political content hub called ‘Point of Order’....
Christine Jardine: ‘Liberal Democrats will build an effective immigration system that treats everyone with dignity and respect’
November 18, 2019
Christine writes that ‘The UK’s immigration system is broken’ and proposes that her party ‘will take immigration powers away from the Home Office so that visa and asylum decisions are made quickly and fairly’, and allow asylum seekers ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
General election pacts: will they have an impact?
November 14, 2019
As the deadline for election candidate nominations passes today, Vuelio assesses the likely impact of alliances and pacts between parties....
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
Liz Saville Roberts: The nasty party is well and truly back – the Remain alliance offers a stark contrast
November 8, 2019
Plaid Cymru’s Westminster Leader Liz Saville Roberts writes that ‘the last few days have seen the mask slip for the Conservative Party’ and argues that her party’s agreement with two other Remain parties to work together in 60 key ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
New Environment Bill to ensure we are the first generation to leave the natural environment in a better state than we found it
October 23, 2019
A guest post from Vicky Ford, Conservative MP for Chelmsford, who writes about the Government's Environment Bill. ...
This is a guest post from Baroness Jones of Moulsecoomb (Jenny Jones) a Green Party member of the House of Lords, who has written about her parliamentary question in the House of Lords on 'Plans to ban or restrict frequent flyer ...
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
Boris Johnson: ‘A very good deal both for the EU and the UK’
October 17, 2019
A new Brexit deal has been agreed with the European Union only hours before the start of the EU Council meeting in Brussels....
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
This week’s Political Updates covers moves and changes at all levels of government: local, devolved, national and, supranational....
‘Get Brexit Done’: the Conservative Party Conference 2019
October 4, 2019
The Conservative Conference will probably be judged by party insiders to have been a success. Certainly, the feedback from delegates in the bars and fringe meetings in Manchester was one of optimism and a determination to get Brexit ...
