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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 332

Politics and Policy

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

English student fees hike drags Wales in its wake

Alan Trench looks at the impact of the UK government’s higher education policy on the Welsh Government’s budget

10th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Welsh companies hold their own – just

Rhys David reveals how a portfolio of Welsh shares has fared in the turbulent market of the past year

10th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Olympic Games sign death warrant for Barnett formula

John Osmond hears First Minister saying Whitehall attitudes to Welsh devolution are driven more by contempt than respect

9th November (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Self-help best route to development in Africa

Hywel Meredydd Davies reports on a recent visit to Ethiopa

8th November (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Still heavy on the carbon footprint

Ann Meikle reports on progress with embedding One Planet Wales in the Welsh Government’s policies

7th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Making our past work for the present

Tehmina Goskar looks back at a day celebrating the heritage of Swansea’s Copperopolis

6th November (27th February)
  • Culture

Tory myth-making over the national debt

Gwion Malik argues that the Coalition government’s aim is to dismantle the welfare state rather than tackle the deficit

5th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

The Coalition’s constitutional strategy – is there one?

The Coalition might agree in principle over the Freedom Bill but they can’t produce an overall constitutional strategy. Anthony Barnett says the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties are fundamentally at loggerheads over the destination of democratic reform

5th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Skewering of S4C carries wider lessons (part 1)

Geraint Talfan Davies analyses the aftermath of another huge setback for Welsh broadcasting

4th November (28th February)
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