To the polls…again; Wales: the future and the present; All for one, one for all; Carwyn expands Cabinet as Leighton exits front bench; Did Leanne spook Leighton?
Carwyn Jones’ government by instinct
Lee Waters says ‘standing up for Wales’ is not a delivery strategy
Havering over Welsh taxation
Alan Trench says devolving fiscal powers could have the effect of handing the Treasury more influence over the Welsh Government’s funding
Why press and broadcasting should be devolved
Tom O’Malley warns that without democratic oversight by the National Assembly our media faces a bleak future
Doomsday for the Welsh countryside
Katie-jo Luxton says we are risking depriving our children and grandchildren of their natural heritage
The stamp of approval?
Treasury Chief Secretary Danny Alexander has announced a consultation with business on whether the Welsh Government should get control of stamp duty
Why police and criminal justice should be devolved
Alun Michael argues that Wales needs these powers to enable a joined-up approach to tackling crime
Welsh more a language of the classroom than the home
Katie Harris argues this is a major issue the First Minister’s ‘national conversation’ should address
Enterprise Zones record of displacing existing jobs
Mike Hedges asks whether we can learn lessons from past failures of a recycled economic development policy