Jess Blair reviews the Welsh Government’s new commitments around transparency, accountability and participation
Politics at the Hay-on-Wye Festival 2019
Adam Somerset reviews Rule Britannia: Brexit and the End of Empire and reflects on a discussion about the book at this year’s Hay Festival
The economic arguments for the M4 relief road don’t add up
New roads don’t deliver for the areas the road is supposed to benefit, argues John Ball
Facing the climate change challenge in housing
Sarah Scotcher reflects on how the social housing sector can meet its own pledge that all homes are at a near-zero-carbon standard by 2036
Lessons of the European elections
Geraint Talfan Davies calls for Remain-backing parties to collaborate on a cross-party referendum campaign
Curriculum reform offers lifelong learning a life-line
David Hagendyk spots a political window to act on lifelong learning
Unionism and Nationalism in Welsh Political Life
David Melding shares an extract from his essay to mark the 20th Anniversary of Devolution to Wales
Something has Changed
Nicolas Webb reflects on Theresa May’s leadership, and the challenges facing the Conservative Party
A ‘social’ democracy: How Spotify, Facebook and co could help get Wales to the polls
Harnessing the collective might of social media platforms should be top of the agenda to help Wales engage its citizens and boost turnout, says Morgan Lloyd