Managing Editor Vivien reflects on 34 years working for Hansard
The Chute is a small, lift-like structure that Hansard reporters use to carry handwritten notes to MPs. Read this post to learn more.
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.
Committee sub-editor Cara describes the adrenaline rush of her job and how it has changed in the light of virtual Committee sittings.
It's about nine months since MPs began to participate in business in the Commons Chamber via video link. Here are a few things that have changed for us (and for your reading experience) in that time.
The team who provided the BSL interpretation for PMQs during its pilot period share their experiences.
Read this post to learn more about the role of a Hansard Committee Reporter.
Video conferencing has become a big part of working for a lot of people during lockdown. In this post, we share some of our formative experiences of reporting a virtual Parliament.
This week is the 75th anniversary of VE Day, which makes it a good time to look again at a fascinating example of parliamentary publishing in wartime, the Penguin Hansard.
Like everyone in the world in these times of social distancing, Hansard staff are having to find ways of working differently to get our job done. We want to share with you how that experience is going.
A team of Hansard staff have been involved in an exciting project to chronicle the stories of women elected to Parliament in the twentieth century.