By the 18th century, people used their Members of Parliament to raise their problems and concerns with those powerful enough to make changes
were received, on a wide variety of issues including the established Church in Wales
1946 National Health Service Act
provided for the establishment of a comprehensive health service for England and Wales
Coroners and Justice Bill committee stage
parts) 106-122 of the Bill which covered the Sentencing Council for England and Wales
The Law Lords will hear two appeals this week in Committee Room 1 in the Houses of Parliament
Their decision is final in civil matters for all UK courts and in England, Wales
The House of Lords was the UK's highest court of appeal until 30 July 2009
of law for all civil law cases in the UK and all criminal cases in England and Wales
Statement from Greg Clark on Wylfa Newydd power plant
with Hitachi about the proposed Wylfa Newydd power station at Anglesey in North Wales
Jonathan Evans, MP for Cardiff North, opened an adjournment debate in the House of Commons on safety at Llanishen reservoir in Cardiff
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales, David Jones, responded on behalf
Andrew Selous, Conservative MP for South West Bedfordshire, moved a debate in Westminster Hall on Tuesday 18 January 2010 on the subject of the operation of the funding formula for England and the devolved administrations
central government funds are proportionally divided between England, Scotland, Wales
On Wednesday 20 March, more than 60 secondary school students from across the UK were welcomed to Speaker’s House to participate in a cross-panel debate chaired by Mr Speaker
Schools participating included those from London, Norfolk, Birmingham, Wales and
Members of the Lords discussed the first day of report stage of the Policing and Crime Bill on 3 November
and paying for sexual services of a prostitute subjected to force in England and Wales
