Sophie Howe looks back as she reaches the end of her term as Future Generations Commissioner for Wales
Essential Skills for a 21st century Wales
Bethan Jeffers and Eleanor Collard outline the Welsh curriculum reforms, making a case for developing the country’s transferable essential skills.
IWA Analysis – Welsh Budget Highlights Devolution Weakness
Harry Thompson analyses the Welsh Government’s budget, highlighting its demonstration of the weaknesses in the devolved fiscal settlement.
A £100 Million Legacy for Wales’s Rich and Diverse Heritage
Baroness Kay Andrews OBE looks back at and celebrates at her time as Chair of the Wales Committee of The National Heritage Lottery Fund.
Wales: a Place and Nation with a World-leading Reputation for Research and Innovation
The UK government has recently reaffirmed its ambition, as outlined in its Innovation Strategy, of making the UK the most
Ripple Effect: Why You Should Care about Wales’ Seagrass
Dr Leanne Cullen-Unsworth and Laura Evans call for action to support seagrass restoration and explain its importance to Wales’ ecosystem
‘Wales Needs to Take Charge of its Own Future’
Marine Furet reports from the launch of the Constitutional Commission’s Interim Report
Review – Independent Nation: Should Wales Leave the UK? by Will Hayward
Glyndwr Cennydd Jones reviews Will Hayward’s book Independent Nation: Should Wales Leave the UK?
What the Istanbul Convention Means for Women and Girls in Wales
Olga Jurasz argues that the Istanbul Convention is a necessary tool to transform the course of law and policy on violence against women and girls in Wales.
Bringing Unpaid Carers and Social Workers together to Innovate Social Care
Amidst a social care system emergency, Claire Morgan reflects on removing barriers and building trust between unpaid carers and social workers.
Is all well with our Well-being of Future Generations Act?
Ceri Davies explains why the Well-being of Future Generations Act needs critical friendship.