On International Women’s Day Kirsty Davies unveils a new Welsh organization that is campaigning for equal opportunities
Developing devolution 2: Stopping the UK global menace
Gerry Holtham suggests how, even without independence, Wales could obtain a veto on Britain’s foreign adventures
Developing Devolution 1: Squaring up to devo plus
Iain Macwhirter charts the latest twist in the debate around Scottish independence
Cutting back on disabled people
Rhian Davies says that a quarter of the Welsh population are threatened by the Westminster Government’s welfare changes
The impact of civic Wales
John Osmond reads between the lines of a book about last year’s Assembly referendum that was launched yesterday
It’s more than bringing back the WDA
Rhys David argues that the Welsh Affairs Select Committee inward investment report fails to understand the lessons of post-war industrial and economic history
Wales’ central organising principle
Anna Nichol reports on a conference that examined how we can take forward legislation for sustainable development
Computers in the life of Wales
John Tucker celebrates Beti Williams’ achievements in promoting software as a driving force for the Welsh economy
Plaid leadership 3: A politician on the move
Jonathan Edwards argues that as leader Leanne Wood would be able to unite her party and expand its appeal