Leighton Andrews argues that our higher education institutions are too small to operate effectively or internationally and are holding us back

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Leighton Andrews argues that our higher education institutions are too small to operate effectively or internationally and are holding us back
Alan Trench says the ongoing struggle to form a coalition government in Belgium can only be viewed with a mixture of sympathy and admiration
Stevie Upton on a new IWA report that says many young people have no chance of finding mainstream jobs
Deian Hopkin says Wales’ approach to university funding means devolution has come of age
Stuart Cole argues that only a seamless continuous investment approach to electrification of the Great Western lines makes sense
Malcolm Prowle says the NHS cannot be isolated from other public services
Alun Ffred Jones argues that it is better for the Welsh Government rather than the courts to lay out Welsh language rights
Helen Mary Jones says the Welsh government’s budget choices reflect clear priorities and strong leadership
Geraint Talfan Davies suggests a way forward out of the S4C chaos