Oxford LibGuides: Parliamentary Papers, Proceedings and Departmental Papers : UK: Parliamentary Papers 2000-

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Public Information Online (PIO) This database is invaluable for searching current Parliamentary Papers. (Content for both House of Commons and Lords dates from 1900 to present) The UK Parliament website does not offer and advanced search so we recommend you use Public Information Online to search Bills, House and Command papers to include papers of the devolved assemblies.

(Note the UK Parliamentary Papers database only goes up to the 2003/2004 session)

If you require any assistance please contact official.papers@bodleian.ox.ac.uk

Useful links

A-Z list of central Government departments
Lists central government departments, executive agencies and non-departmental public bodies from GOV.UK
Data.gov.uk
Access to Government data
Factsheets
This is now an archive collection so not updated - can still be useful as an introduction
House of Commons Information Office factsheets provide detailed information on the work, history and membership of the House of Commons. Factsheets are divided into four series:
Procedure, Legislation, Members/Elections and General.
Legislation.Gov.UK
Enacted and revised legislation of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.
No.10 Downing Street
Here you can find an outline of Government policy in key areas, departmental structure charts, press briefings, speeches, transcripts, statements and articles.
Parallel Parliament
Parallel Parliament delivers integrated data from Parliament, Government and Legislative sources. From 2017 onwards
UK Parliament web archive

Parliament

At www.parliament.uk you will find the current business of Parliament.

Bills before Parliament
Committees
The Committees page gives you links to the business of current committees and their publications
Parliamentary debates/Hansard
Parliament business calendar
What's on when in Parliament
Research briefings
Research and analysis for MPs produced by the House of Commons Library, the House of Lords Library and the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST)

Social media

Blogs

House of Commons Library blog
Fantastic resource, giving you up to date independent research and analysis from the House of Commons Library.
Lords of the Blog
Launched in early 2008, Lords of the Blog encourages dialogue between the public and Members of the House of Lords. This is where Members of the Lords write blogs on their specialist areas and talk about life and work in the House of Lords.
Parliamentary Archives: Inside the Act Room
Blog from the Parliamentary Archives