Andrew RT Davies argues that the Senedd must do more to appeal to the average (non) voter and offers specific reforms to the Senedd’s business.
Time to Delay the Curriculum for Wales
As the education sector in Wales welcomes a new minister, Finola Wilson calls for the implementation of the new curriculum to be delayed.
Reforming Social Care in Wales
Dr Alison Tarrant argues that a re-think of adult social care shouldn’t solely focus on funding – it needs to look again at its fundamental purpose.
Universal Basic Income: Do It Right Or Don’t Do It At All
Dr John Ball argues that – without major changes – the Welsh Government’s proposed Universal Basic Income falls at the first hurdle.
Taking the Lead on Tackling Race Inequality
Manon Roberts compares and contrasts the Welsh and UK Governments different approaches to combating structural racism.
Farm Harm?
Jane Powell argues that regulation of the food chain must gain the trust of farmers and be about prevention – both of which is under threat.
Six Months On: Wales’ Vaccine Success
Dr Anthony Hill MBE provides his insights into why the Welsh vaccination campaign is the envy of the world.
Wales’ Post Coal Goal
Transitioning away from coal needs the Welsh Government to commit to making tips safe and creating a roadmap for the transition of workers, writes Daniel Therkelsen.
Rejuvenating Wales
Prof. Gerry Holtham outlines the challenges facing Wales ageing economy and argues for striking out boldly in a different direction.
Keeping Moving: Access to Sport and Physical Activity in the Pandemic
Prof. Leigh Robinson describes the lessons learnt from Sport Cardiff’s programmes to get people moving during Covid-19.
Beyond the 7% – Towards a Politically Representative Wales
As we move into a new Senedd term, Leila Usmani and Sahifa Miah review Race Alliance Wales’ report into racialised representation and ask: who runs Wales?
