In the wake of the controversial April 2020 General Election, which saw the National Liberals voted into government in the first democratic elections to occur in Mercia in two years, all eyes were on the Mercian Parliament House as it convened for its first Meeting of the new Parliament Session. Of the nine elected Members... Continue Reading →
At 22:00 BST, polls closed on the Mercia-Lurk April 2020 General Election, the first democratic exercise to occur in the Diarchal State since it's revival in the last month...
This morning, Mercia-Lurk awoke to a flurry of political activity; the April 2020 General Election has begun, and the polls are now open...
With the National Liberal Party standing in full support of protecting the Mercian Christian Church's place within Mercian society, it is unsurprising that the vast majority of Mercia's Christian population, itself 50% of the entire Mercian populace, tend to vote National Liberal or hold Party membership. The Church has also historically had close ties with... Continue Reading →
The National Liberal Party Congress, which began on Monday 15th August and will continue until Sunday 21st, has made great strides in establishing a new, active and rational political class in the party that lost the May 2016 General Election by a hair to the unified Coalition of People's Democrats, Social Democrats and Green Socialists,... Continue Reading →
Earl Eden's National Liberal Government, which holds a minority of seats in the Mercian Parliament House after a controversial vote of confidence last Saturday, has announced its' cabinet. Each Cabinet Minister will have control over the key parts of the Mercian political machine, and will guide the country through the perilous straits of minority government... Continue Reading →
Gentlemen, good afternoon. It is an honour to be re-elected as First Minister with another majority NLP government. However, this renewal of our mandate leaves us with much responsibility to carry out what we were elected to do. Over the last term my government showed what the NLP stood for, and what we were capable... Continue Reading →
Greetings to Mercian citizens and foreign readers both, today we celebrate the biggest holiday of the Mercian calendar, that of Lúnastal, a festival of good harvest. Lúnastal is a very special time of the year in Mercia; it harks back to the Celtic culture of the Regional Dominion of Burnham, which existed even before the... Continue Reading →
The most recent Meeting of the Mercian Parliament House, held on the 5th July, saw Baron Ó Cathail's National Liberal government decisively topple the first major piece of legislation tabled by the Loyal Opposition. The 6th June Christian Delegation Referendum Bill, were it to pass, would cause a referendum to be held across the entire... Continue Reading →
