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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 301

Politics and Policy

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

Act of Union

John Osmond listens in to a debate about the sovereignty of Wales

25th July (20th January)
  • Culture

Scottish politics 2: Scottish Labour dusts itself down

Richard Leonard says his party must understand the historic scale of its defeat last May if it is to have hope of recovery.

24th July (22nd July)
  • Politics and Policy

Scottish Politics 1: Where the SNP is taking Scotland

Bill Kidd outlines the priorities of the new Government in Edinburgh

23rd July (22nd July)
  • Politics and Policy

Plaid Cymru’s leadership crisis

John Osmond says the Party of Wales is looking for someone to resolve its dilemmas and communicate with the country as a whole

22nd July (22nd July)
  • Politics and Policy

Speaking with one voice Wales gets her way

John Osmond says London bending to the united demands of Assembly leaders shows the devolution genie flexing his muscles

21st July (21st September)
  • Politics and Policy

A crisis amongst Welsh bees

Jonathan Brooks-Jones looks at a National Assembly research report that flags up a disturbing decline in our pollinators

20th July (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

The future of our national newspaper

John Osmond wonders whether the latest troubles at the Western Mail are a harbinger of worse to come

19th July (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

After Murdoch

Anthony Barnett argues that the mess that Jeremy Hunt wishes to see sorted out is the very fusion of politicians, journalists and media owners that govern us – the political class.

18th July (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Live music must do or die

Jonathan Brooks-Jones casts an eye over a new report on a neglected Welsh cultural sector

17th July (27th February)
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