Which UK political constituency office would you most want to work in for a week?

Red boxes, briefing notes and back-to-back meetings with civil servants. You'd see how policy actually gets made, or at least watered down before it reaches the public.

Housing complaints, immigration cases and bin collection disputes all in one morning. The unglamorous coalface where voters meet their representative face to face.

A ringside seat for every shouting match, point of order and PMQs flashpoint. You'd learn the rulebook by watching it bent in real time.

Devolution in action, with debates that often feel more substantive than the Westminster equivalent. Expect strong views on the constitutional question.

Where potholes, planning rows and social care budgets collide. Less glamorous than SW1, but arguably where politics affects daily life most directly.