Seventy years on from the Suez crisis, Hansard reporter Alex Bagley looks back at how those historic events unfolded in the House of Commons and on the pages of the Official Report.
Sixty years on from the triumph at Wembley, Hansard reporter Alex Bagley explores the parliamentary history of the 1966 world cup win.
This Pride month, Sam Littlewood has been reflecting on Terry Higgins’s time at Hansard and exploring our role in the AIDS memorial quilt made in his honour.
On a quest to discover how Hansard is utilised in the classroom, House reporter Helen Jones talks to teacher and historian Asad Jhangeer about how he integrated the Official Report into lessons.
As the final part of a 15-year project, Rich Martin has successfully completed Hansard's online record of parliamentary proceedings dating all the way back to 1803.
In 1944, Jean Winder made history as the first woman to become a permanent Hansard reporter. On the occasion of Women’s History Month, the Hansard blog team revisits the story of one of our female pioneers.
A seemingly simple request leads sub-editor Jenny Hilder on an unexpected odyssey through Hansard's 20th century history.
House Reporter Helen Jones explores how the Education and Engagement Outreach team utilise the Official Report in their role to raise awareness of the work of Parliament.
On the anniversary of the reopening of the Commons Chamber, Committee sub-editor Jenny Hilder explores how a new improved Press Gallery emerged from the rubble of the Blitz.
Emily Evans, a parliamentary affairs analyst, reflects on the many ways the Official Report informs and interacts with her work at the Bank of England.
Managing Editor Vivien reflects on 34 years working for Hansard