There are many little things that go on behind the scenes at Parliament that are vital to the smooth running of business, and this post focuses on how we at Hansard meet the demands of reporting the Welsh language.
The relationship between digital and any other format of art, communication and production is often presented as one of conflict. Hansard is proof that it doesn’t have to be that way. But what does a Ben Stiller film have to do with it?
Britain's wartime leader has always captured the imagination of the media, especially given his rhetorical flair. But can you guess which of his speeches in the House of Commons are most read in Hansard today?
Hansard are recruiting for Parliamentary reporters. In this post, we tell you about the skills reporters need and how to apply for the job.
It’s Hansard’s sixth blog post, so we're going to give you six interesting (we think they are) Hansard stats. That’s right. Numbers.
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.
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.
As we’ve already shared experiences from the editorial side of Hansard, we thought we should mention that our broadcasting team will be filling you in on what they do too.
Charlie Browne, a House reporter for Hansard, has blogged about the common questions she gets about her job.
Hansard started blogging on the Parliamentary Digital Service blog in June 2017. This post explains why we decided to blog and what we hope you'll get from our posts.