The latest: See our WhoFundsThem project, which casts new light on MPs’ second jobs and donations.

The latest: We’ll be asking people living in Wales about their experiences contacting their Senedd representatives.

The latest: We put our research findings in front of government, via inquiries and in parliamentary committees.

The Lost in Europe project got to the truth about missing child migrants, using several Alaveteli sites.

A Malaysian site based on the FixMyStreet codebase is fighting corruption around funds for housing.

Iranian citizens had a channel for democratic expression thanks to our work with partners.

After hearing how the Climate Scorecards project is holding local councils to account at TICTeC, Fiquem Sabendo plan to build Climate Auditors, a similar site for Brazil.

WeVis Thailand encountered Latin American organisation Directorio Legislativo at TICTeC. They’re now working together on tools to detect cross-border corruption.

Through our Communities of Practice, scores of organisations have learned from one another on topics ranging from data visualisation to media coverage.

TheyWorkForYou makes Parliament easier to understand, and democracy more accessible for all.

We helped get the law changed around MPs’ expenses – and we’re still pushing for better declarations.  

Councils and their residents can see national and local progress towards Net Zero for the first time, thanks to the data we publish.

MPs understood the power of two-way communication via email, when we launched WriteToThem back in 2004.

FixMyStreet has empowered millions of people to get issues in their own neighbourhoods resolved.

We helped build parliamentary websites in several African nations, massively increasing citizens’ access to democracy.

WhatDoTheyKnow has helped make FOI an everyday concept, showing anyone how to put in a request.

Our open source code makes it easy for organisations like us, in countries around the world, to provide similar services.

Millions of people use our services every year, and for many of them it is the first time they have engaged with democracy.

When Plymouth’s much-loved city centre trees were due to be cut down, residents used WriteToThem to let the council know their feelings. For many, it was the first time they’d ever contacted a representative…

Pedestrian routes can be inaccessible for people in wheelchairs — what seems like a small impediment to some can make a pavement impassable for others. Alistair uses FixMyStreet to get these barriers removed.

Investigative journalist Lucas Amin uses WhatDoTheyKnow to uncover intensive lobbying around climate controls from the companies that stand to benefit. This vital information has made front page headlines.

Using data from CAPE, our Climate Action Plan Explorer, campaign group Sustain visit UK councils to suggest more sustainable practices across all areas of food production, procurement and provision.

Not every child is ready for school at the same time — which is fine, if you can afford additional nursery fees. This campaign used FOI to ensure those who need it have nursery covered for another year.

The information Eleanor obtained through Freedom of Information requests on WhatDoTheyKnow helped bring the Horizon scandal to light, and bring justice for Sub-Postmasters.