The Parliamentary yearbook addresses all civil and political apprehensions in unbiased way.

Nov 23, 2012, London, England –UK has always been instrumental of her Monarchy and the country respects it wholeheartedly. At the same time, UK continues to learn from her evolutionary Democracy system.The democracy is on the path of evolution and gradually becoming freer than ever. The two political party systems is continuing to rule the land and providing its citizens the best in world. However, there are several issues which continue to grapple UK and these have been discussed in depth in the Parliamentary Yearbook.

It is these, the issues involved in the government of the nation, which are covered by the features in the Parliamentary Yearbook. My appreciation goes out to all the contributors and everyone who has been involved in the book’s production. “The 2012 Edition of Parliamentary Yearbook focuses on the more critical issues concerning England’s political issues and the economic situation of the England in general,” said David Blake, the publisher of Parliamentary Yearbook.

The unique yearbook lists Visitor information, besides the information about the House of Commons Library, House of Lords Library and Restaurants & bars – chart. Furthermore, the Parliamentary Yearbook also has the list of Past & Present Prime Ministers. These are just few of the excerpts of information available apart from addressing to several other prospects related to life and economy of the Britain. The popularity of Parliamentary Yearbook seems critical as it has been produced for around 40 years and forms the background and essential reference work published resource for the Members and the staff of both Houses of Parliament. The Parliamentary Yearbook is also directed for those individuals who are associated with the Palace of Westminster and the audience in Britain at the both public and private sectors.

The 2012 comprehensive Yearbook edition comprises 2 parts of which, one half has purely factual information about Parliament, whereas the other one is structured around host of features covering topical and, in many cases, contentious issues of the day. The publication of 2012 is actually based on mixture of several facts and figures which are based on the opinions and speculations and are purely nonpolitical in nature.

The best part is that everyone is free to contribute to the information of the Parliamentary Yearbook, as far as he/she keeps up to the editorial guideline and the basic demands of book. All submissions made by contributor will be checked by the publication’s Sub Editor. Changes/ improvements can also be suggested of required.

Parliamentary Yearbook - 2012 Edition

We now have a new perspective on our parliamentary democracy. A coalition government has placed new pressures on our predominantly two-party system. For the first time in more than 60 years compromise has shaped many policies and minor party rifts have been seized upon by the media. http://www.parliamentaryyearbook.co.uk/