Peter Finch reports from a place where there is enough water to drown us all
Why we like to be beside the sea
Richard Porch considers the blurred coastal edge, a place where eternal forces exist in daily friction with the tidal ebb and flow
The English dog finds its voice
Adam Evans explores evidence showing that Englishness is emerging from the shadow of Britishness
Why south-east Wales needs a new transport authority
Jonathan Bray argues that treating electrification of the Valley lines as just another engineering project would be a missed opportunity
Nation building versus evolutionary devolution
Wayne David makes a pragmatic case for extending some of the National Assembly’s powers
London’s grip on foreign investment harms UK
Geraint Talfan Davies says Wales continues to suffer from a structural imbalance with south-east England
Road to the Scottish referendum
Iain Macwhirter says the most extraordinary thing about next year’s independence referendum is that it is happening at all
Tax dodgers prevent the world’s poor helping themselves
Lila Haines says the UK can lead in tackling the land, aid, tax and transparency issues that underpin global hunger
The gap between food from and for Wales
Peter Davies says this week’s IWA conference highlighted the need to connect Welsh produce with local markets