Lets start with 1918 as that is when the WW1 coalition government would be dissolved.
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You could use STV, since that was nearly adopted IOTL after WW1.To make it more fair for the regional parties we should do MMP PR.
There would probably be an attempt at more vocally right wing alternative to the Tories well before Powell became a national figure, if he even did in ITTL. Part of the attraction of a 1918 PoD is that there were so many parties that had representation in the Commons at that time and could develop into long term players in the UK party system.This might lead to Labour being a little more vocally pro-devolution, and doing so earlier, once the SNP and Plaid Cymru start to establish themselves. I'm not sure who would be the equivalent on the right - maybe a more explicitly Christian-democratic party? Or perhaps Enoch Powell would get somewhere if he started his own party? I'm assuming that the extreme right types (Mosley's BUF, and later the National Front/BNP) would still be treated as persona non grata.