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A new threat to housing associations in Wales

Clarissa Corbisiero-Peters raises concerns about the reclassification of Welsh housing associations.

Eluned Morgan explores the potential to better support the care sector in Wales.

Richard Thomas says greater party autonomy is necessary but not sufficient to ensure that political parties deliver for Wales.

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We come up with practical ideas to improve the economy, education and health.

Our work on the economy looks at finding ways to make Wales a more prosperous place to live and work.

Our work on health & social care uses innovative research methods to improve the NHS in Wales for patients.

Our work on education aims to develop practical policy solutions to the challenges the Welsh education system faces.

Our work on governance looks at challenging the status quo and ensure more effective systems of government.

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