Ahead of the Welsh Government establishing its National Infrastructure Commission for Wales, Ed Evans takes a look at what’s happening at a UK level and what – or if – Wales has anything to learn and gain from these developments
Climate change is the single biggest challenge facing humanity
Llyr Gruffydd argues Wales must play its full part to stop climate change
the welsh agenda 61: Autumn/Winter 2018
Dylan Moore previews the content from the latest issue of the welsh agenda
Government decision looms on controversial M4 expansion
Guy Dinmore analyses the decision facing the Welsh Government on the M4 relief road
Whatever happened to planning?
The vision that led to the creation of Cardiff’s outstanding city centre more than 100 years ago has sadly gone missing in recent decades and an incoherent jumble has been created, Rhys David argues.
Making the most of our landscape
Dr David Llewellyn recounts the long genesis of the Valleys Regional Park
Our Voices Heard: young people’s political education
Mat Mathias shares news of a project to allow young people to develop a better model of political education
From Dominion Status, to Confederation, now Independence
Gwynoro Jones discovers views shared with Gwynfor Evans and Saunders Lewis
Brexit and Wales: Towards a Partnership of Equals
Liz Saville Roberts believes a People’s Vote is on the horizon