Constitutional Law Matters

Centre for Public Law, University of Cambridge

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The Constitutional Law Matters project is an initiative of the Centre for Public Law at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law. The project aims to evaluate whether the UK constitution is (still) fit for purpose; in doing so, it seeks to stimulate public debate and aid public understanding of constitutional matters. The project's academic leads are Professor Alison Young and Professor Mark Elliott. Joanna George and Dora Robinson are the project's research associate and research assistant respectively. The generous support of the Gatsby Foundation, which has provided the funding for the Constitutional Law Matters project, is gratefully acknowledged.

Forthcoming events

Cambridge Sixth Form Law Conference 2021 & 2022
Lord Carnwath lecture on Human Rights Act reform – is it time for a new British Bill of Rights?

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What’s in Liz Truss’ constitutional ‘red box’?
New report: Policy, pragmatism, and the Conservative Party leadership contest
Why the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ response to the new Bill of Rights is important
Queen’s Speech 2022: What constitutional changes are proposed?
New ‘Constitution and Governance in the UK’ report: are the current arrangements robust enough to govern a diverse and complex UK?

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About the project

The Constitutional Law Matters project is an initiative of the Centre for Public Law at the University of Cambridge's Faculty of Law. The project aims to evaluate whether the UK constitution is (still) fit for purpose; in doing so, it seeks to stimulate public debate and aid public understanding of constitutional matters. The project's academic leads are Professor Alison Young and Professor Mark Elliott. Joanna George and Dora Robinson are the project's research associate and research assistant respectively. The generous support of the Gatsby Foundation, which has provided the funding for the Constitutional Law Matters project, is gratefully acknowledged.

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