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Direct any comments to the WikiProject Politics of the United Kingdom talk page . Some Wikipedians have formed a project to better organize information in articles related to the British Government. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians.
UK Politics Newsletter (December 2009) Hi everyone. This is the first Newsletter for the UK Politics project, which I hope will become a regular feature in future. The project is undergoing some major changes at the moment, so I thought it would be a good idea to contact all participants and provide a brief update.
Reorganise the List of political parties in the United Kingdom with the option of splitting off minor parties into a separate article for easier management. One method of splitting could be by elected body, e.g. List of political parties in the United Kingdom Parliament or possibly List of elected political parties in the United Kingdom and List of unelected political parties in the United Kingdom
Overview. This project is intended to cover all aspects of Politics and Government within the United Kingdom. Given the broad range of topics that fall within this scope, there are several areas of overlap with similar projects (such as WikiProject UK Parliament constituencies).
Likewise, articles relating to politics or government in Ireland before 1801 should only be adopted by the project if there was a continued effect on politics or government after the union. Articles relating to the Republic of Ireland should not be adopted by this project unless they have a direct bearing on UK politics or government.
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