Tim Treuherz

Tim Treuherz is a retired English local authority lawyer and activist. His formal status is non practising barrister. His interests include the machinery of the British constitution, transparency in government and the NHS reforms. He lives in Oxford.

Eton Mess: how the referendum result has exposed the fragility of our constitutional arrangements

The Brexit referendum has put added pressure on the UK's floundering constitution. It is time for a codified constitution.

By Tim Treuherz

/ 7 Jul 2016

Mr Corbyn, Mrs Windsor (and Mr Charles Windsor)

What is the potential significance of Jeremy Corbyn refusing to bend his knee to the Queen?

By Tim Treuherz

/ 6 Nov 2015

The UK's proposed royal charter on press freedom undermines parliament

Royal Charters are an inappropriate means of regulating the press, a monarchical hangover that debases the role of parliament and reaffirms the view that it is the monarch, not the British people, that should be the ultimate check on parliament.

By Tim Treuherz

/ 10 Jun 2013

The end of the NHS as we know it

"How the Health and Social Care Bill 2011 would end entitlement to comprehensive health care in England" republished from The Lancet with thanks.

By Martin McKee, Allyson Pollock, David Price, Lucy Reynolds, Tim Treuherz, David McCoy and Peter Roderick

/ 27 Jan 2012