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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 250

Politics and Policy

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

Silk debate: Fair block funding no obstacle to tax powers

Jonathan Edwards argues that the Welsh Government should have more confidence in the potential for growth in the Welsh economy

3rd December (4th December)
  • Politics and Policy

Co-operation can kick-start the Welsh economy

Derek Walker gives examples of communities within Wales that are developing by working together

2nd December (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

The demise of husky hugging David Cameron

Jane Davidson accuses the UK Government of failing to keep to its commitments on tackling global warming

1st December (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Leveson hits the right notes

Geraint Talfan Davies says Lord Leveson has been right to say the press cannot continue be judge and jury in its own cause

30th November (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Welsh education sails away from England by staying on course

Philip Dixon says yesterday’s Qualifications Review means incremental change that will build on the current system

29th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

As others (at the Economist) see us

Daniel Knowles, reporting for the right wing journal from Cardiff, reckons that these days Wales is a bit of a reluctant dragon

28th November (29th November)
  • Culture

Welsh Government prepares ground for agreeing tax powers

John Osmond reports on yesterday’s Changing Union conference on the Silk Commission’s recommendations for devolving fiscal responsibility to Wales

27th November (26th November)
  • Politics and Policy

Cardiff still needs to aspire to be capital of culture

Yvette Vaughan Jones assesses what has been achieved in the four years since Cardiff mounted its ill-fated bid

26th November (27th February)
  • Culture

Scottish perspectives 2: Where oil plus social solidarity spells success

Iain Mcwhirter writes home from Norway with some sobering lessons

25th November (27th February)
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