UK devolution created a national Parliament in Scotland, a national Assembly in Wales and a national Assembly in Northern Ireland. This process transferred varying levels of power from the UK Parliament to the UK's nations - but kept authority over the devolved institutions in the UK Parliament itself.

Information about how the Assembly works. You can also search for your Assembly member.

On this page, you can find links to the websites of the UK's main political parties, UK government departments, the Westminster Parliament, devolved administrations and assemblies and other relevant sites.