Hansard by day...Heaven by night
Terry Higgins was one of the first people in the UK to die of an AIDS-related illness. We are proud to tell the story of his time as a Hansard reporter.
Hansard People
Committee sub-editor: the best job in Hansard?
Committee sub-editor Cara describes the adrenaline rush of her job and how it has changed in the light of virtual Committee sittings.
Hansard: what it’s like to be a Committee Reporter
Read this post to learn more about the role of a Hansard Committee Reporter.
Five things I discovered on secondment to the civil service
Parliamentary Reporter Will shares what he learnt during his five-month secondment to Civil Service Learning's Parliamentary Capability Team
From Hansard with Love
When people think of Hansard reporters, they often think of the main Chamber, but there’s a whole team responsible for reporting Westminster Hall and the Committees of the House. Joe Briggs takes you undercover for a day in his world.
The Battle of Mrs Winder
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Jean Winder made history by becoming the first woman to be a Hansard reporter, but she had to fight long and hard to be paid the same as her male colleagues.
Hansard outreach: fun at the (careers) fair
Lois Jeary, a Hansard reporter, recently did some outreach at a local school. She talks about how it went and how Hansard isn't your typical job at Parliament.
Hansard: bookcamp
We don't expect you to know it all already when you join Hansard. Find out how our postgraduate diploma in parliamentary reporting equips new reporters for a job like no other.
Being a Hansard reporter: 10 things you thought you knew
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Charlie Browne, a House reporter for Hansard, has blogged about the common questions she gets about her job.