Parliament Week 2011
In 2011 we held our inaugural Parliament Week. To find out more about what happened during the week, watch our short film.
Parliament Week 2012 runs from 19 – 25 November. It is a great opportunity to find our more about your parliamentary democracy and how you can take part in it.
In 2011, Parliament Week included events around the country, a range of fantastic projects from a film made by young people to a new iPad app, and stories of democracy. Parliament Week was supported by a wide range of partner organisations.
We are currently developing our plans for Parliament Week 2012, but in the meantime find out how your organisation can become a partner.
Find out moreStories of Democracy
Find out how people have made a difference
There are hundreds of inspiring stories about how people have made a difference to democracy in the UK and continue to do so today. Their stories, whether past or present, are of both local and national importance.
You can learn more about the individuals and groups who have shaped democracy in the UK by reading and watching their stories of democracy.
Read stories of democracy
Sharing stories
Young people from across the UK set to fill the Commons Chamber today to debate the issues that matter to them
For the very first time BBC One's Question Time programme was recorded in the Palace of Westminster
John Bercow, Commons Speaker, and Lord Sugar among those who shared their thoughts in videos for Parliament Week
