The Hansard
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Hansard now opens on Constituencies, and Latest is clearer. • Constituencies is the first tab, and the default on a fresh install. • Latest shows the five newest bills, then what changed, with a link to all bills. • Latest rows stack the icon above the text at accessibility text sizes. • The Find Your MP icon follows Dynamic Type, and the map's floating controls have a larger touch area. • Members whose names are typed without accents are found, and peers' web addresses show as links. • Every peer is seated in the Lords chamber, and a seat redraws when its member changes party. • A postcode that is not found now says so, and an open petition is the only kind that invites a signature. • Background alerts re-chain when notification preferences become active, and a failed written-questions page is retried.
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About
Hansard puts the official record of the UK Parliament on your phone, so you can see what your representatives are doing and decide for yourself. The whole House of Commons appears as a live seating chart — every one of the 650 members, coloured by party. Tap any seat for that member's profile. Pinch to zoom and search by name or party. Find your own MP by entering your postcode. SEE HOW THEY VOTED When the Commons divides, Hansard replays it: members stream out of their benches into the Aye and No lobbies, the tally rolling up as they go and the result landing at the end. You can see exactly how a vote broke and how your own MP voted on it. EVERY MEMBER, IN DEPTH - Party, constituency, and majority at a glance - Full voting history and attendance - Written questions and answers - Registered financial interests - Career, biography, and Hansard speeches - One tap to write to your MP THE LORDS, TOO The House of Lords gets its own chamber, with peer profiles and Lords voting history laid out the same way. EXPLORE PARLIAMENT - A map of every constituency, coloured by party - Recent Commons divisions - Bills before Parliament - Public petitions - Search the official Hansard record of debates WORKS OFFLINE Hansard ships with data for every member, Lord, and constituency built in, so it opens on a plane, on the Underground, or anywhere with no signal. Fresh data loads whenever you're back online. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no ads, no tracking, and no data collected. You buy it once and it's yours. Optional notifications tell you when your MP votes or speaks. Data comes from the official UK Parliament APIs (members, votes, bills, and the Hansard record) and postcodes.io. Hansard is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by the UK Parliament.
What's new · 1.16
Hansard now opens on Constituencies, and Latest is clearer. • Constituencies is the first tab, and the default on a fresh install. • Latest shows the five newest bills, then what changed, with a link to all bills. • Latest rows stack the icon above the text at accessibility text sizes. • The Find Your MP icon follows Dynamic Type, and the map's floating controls have a larger touch area. • Members whose names are typed without accents are found, and peers' web addresses show as links. • Every peer is seated in the Lords chamber, and a seat redraws when its member changes party. • A postcode that is not found now says so, and an open petition is the only kind that invites a signature. • Background alerts re-chain when notification preferences become active, and a failed written-questions page is retried.
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