Alun Ffred Jones says some celebratory wind is needed to steer the jewel in the crown of our heritage from the rocks
Assembly offers answer to social divisions
Gwion Iqbal Malik argus that the parties must do more to select black and ethnic minority candidates
The cost of Wales’ heavy industrial era
Rhys David says a national memorial to those killed in industrial accidents could help draw a line under an iconic era in Welsh history
The intimate circle of a writer’s life
Katie Gramich takes a look at the unknown, glamorous Kate Roberts
Opening a door to our heritage
Derek Jones applauds an initiative celebrating Wales’ contemporary and historical architecture
End of the Imperial romance
Peter Stead examines an account of how the British constitution has clambered out of the footnotes and up the agenda
Lessons from Lloyd George
Alex Harries charts the divisions that existed within Lloyd George’s Liberal party and which still remain today
European enlargement from within
John Osmond looks at a new book that is putting the stateless nations of Europe on the agenda
Eisteddfod Special 3: The Maes goes green
Nathan Lewis Williams explains how a space at next year’s festival will draw on the inspiration of Iolo Morgannwg