Managing Editor Vivien reflects on 34 years working for Hansard
Recent graduate Miles describes our unique training course.
House reporter Hannah describes a typical day in her working life (if there's ever such a thing as typical in Hansard...)
Not everyone starts their working life at Hansard. But a lot of us have stuck with it once we’re in! Read this post to find out why.
What is it like to be a parliamentary reporter? Read this post to find out.
The first stage of applying to be a Hansard reporter involves a proofreading test. In this post, we tell you exactly what we want you to do.
Our broadcasting colleagues reflect on 35 years of televising Parliament
Jay Dominy of CLOSER describes how Hansard remains an invaluable resource for supporting longitudinal studies.
While exploring the most analogue of Hansard's working tools, we discover its unexpected romance in the digital age.
Ever wondered whether, or how, Hansard is used by the courts? A former Judicial Assistant at the UK Supreme Court tells us more.
At Hansard, we often describe our job as translating from the spoken word to the written word. This post describes our efforts to accurately represent language and dialects in print.