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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 32

Politics and Policy

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

Lifelong, Flexible Learning Needs to be Central to Our Recovery

Louise Casella sets out a vision of how the next government should change Wales’ culture around learning.

12th November (12th November)
  • Politics and Policy

A New Apprentice Framework can Deliver a More Equal Wales

Jamie Insole argues that reforming apprenticeships can enable proper lifelong learning in Wales.

11th November (11th November)
  • Politics and Policy

A Sporting Chance at Improving Wellbeing and Mental Health

Emma Henwood dissects the latest survey of Wales’ experience of sport and argues that it’s time to grasp the nettle to make a healthier nation.

6th November (6th November)
  • Politics and Policy

Skills and Knowledge Should Make Wales a Climate Leader

Sarah Jenkinson writes that Wales has the knowledge and the potential to lead the UK on climate change.

5th November (3rd November)
  • Politics and Policy

The Future Calls for Inclusive Growth – Part 2

Professor Sir Adrian Webb outlines his vision of where Wales’ economy needs to go to ensure green, sustainable growth.

3rd November (3rd November)
  • Politics and Policy

The Future Calls for Inclusive Growth – Part 1

Professor Sir Adrian Webb takes a broad look at where the Welsh economy and democracy needs to go next.

2nd November (3rd November)
  • Politics and Policy

Challenging Poverty from Day One

Helen Mary Jones MS argues that both Westminster and the Welsh Government is responsible for poverty in Wales.

29th October (28th October)
  • Politics and Policy

Disconnected by Poverty

Dr Steffan Evans analyses the effect of services being moved online on the poorest in Wales.

22nd October (21st October)
  • Politics and Policy

How Charities Have Been Hit by the Pandemic

A surge in demand combined with the lack of usual fundraising will affect end of life care in Wales, writes Lowri Griffiths.

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