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Pirate Party FAQ What is PPUK? PPUK is an abbreviation for the Pirate Party of the United Kingdom. When was the party founded? The Pirate Party UK was formally registered with the UK's Electoral Commission on 30th July 2009. Read On...

Election Campaigns

The Pirate Party UK ran 9 candidates in the 2010 General Election.

The next elections are the 2011 Local Elections, and Regional Assembly Elections in May 2011.

The Pirate Party will also contest certain by-elections, when they arise.

Projects
Check out Projects for a list of things to get involved with or visit the Pirate:Dock to get involved within the wiki.

The party is governed and legally bound by its constitution. The Board of Governors is responsible for proposing constitutional amendments.

Day to day, the party is run by the National Executive Committee. The main offices of the party are the Treasury, Campaigns Office and Press Office.

Regional Administrative Officers locally organise the twelve regions into which the party has been divided.

For a broader summary of the party's administration, see the organisation chart.

Other
Free Culture General disclaimer

On The Web
Follow @PiratePartyUK on Twitter Like Pirate Party UK on Facebook Subscribe to ThePirateParty on YouTube Discuss Pirate politics on our forum Read our official blog or the community blog, The Pirate Ship

Regional
England East Midlands East of England Greater London North East England North West England South East England South West England West Midlands Yorkshire and Humberside Northern Ireland Scotland Wales

Resources
History Newsletters Links to Useful Research Articles About the Party Promotional Materials Video and Audio Resources Events Archive Volunteers and Tasks Other resources