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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 84

Politics and Policy

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

Fighting our plastic problem

Jemma Bere sets out actions Wales’ can take to tackle to our worsening problems with plastic

27th February (27th February)
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Spoilt for choice?

Ollie Lancaster explores options for the future mix of energy for North Wales and its people

23rd February (27th February)
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Brexit, Devolution and the Changing Union: 2018

Martin Shipton reviews a newly published pamphlet on the constitutional future of the UK

22nd February (20th February)
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It’s time for a new relationship with local government

Alun Davies sets out his thoughts on the process for forging agreement on local government reform.

21st February (28th February)
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Is a Welsh vacant land tax a half-measure?

Peter Black weighs up the implications of the Welsh Government’s proposed vacant land tax

20th February (27th February)
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The big picture on Welsh electoral reform

Jess Blair examines the impact of reform to both local elections and the Assembly.

19th February (18th February)
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Devolution 2.0

John Winterson Richards proposes an alternative model of national Governance for Wales

16th February (15th February)
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Driving forward off-site manufacturing

Sarah Scotcher argues a clear direction needs to be established before Off-site manufacturing can offer a solution to delivering affordable homes

15th February (27th February)
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What does it cost to educate a child in Wales – Episode 2

Martin Price argues the current Welsh Government funding formula for schools is inequitable.

13th February (27th February)
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