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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 138

Politics and Policy

Comment, analysis and debate on the issues that matter for Wales, by writers from diverse sectors and political perspectives.

What about health?

Kate Cubbage calls on the next government to prioritise challenging the link between poverty and poor health outcomes.

14th April (14th April)
  • Politics and Policy

Another British General Election in Wales?

Daran Hill explores the rise of UK issues impacting on the upcoming Assembly election.

13th April (12th April)
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The #IWAPodcast: New poll suggests second place for Plaid

The IWA Podcast discusses the findings of the Wales Political Barometer Poll.

12th April (12th April)
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Accessibility & inclusiveness at heart of next Welsh Government?

Rhian Nowell-Phillips outlines what can be done to further support those with visual impairment in Wales.

11th April (28th February)
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On Philosophy in the Curriculum

Dr Huw L Williams argues the upcoming Assembly election gives the new Education Minister an ideal opportunity to bring more Philosophy into the curriculum

9th April (27th February)
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‘It’s the economy, stupid’

Andy Hughes reviews the performances from a recent party leaders debate.

8th April (27th February)
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What’s occurring over the border? The upcoming elections in England

Laura McAllister looks at the political climate across the border.

8th April (28th February)
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Stephen Crabb and the increasingly slim chance of a Welsh PM

Ben O’Keeffe explains why the UK’s changing constitution makes Stephen Crabb’s shot at the UK’s top job increasingly difficult.

8th April (7th April)
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It’s time for parties in Wales to give young people a voice

Steve Brooks outlines measures that could improve political engagement among young people in Wales.

7th April (7th April)
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