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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Politics and Policy » Page 91

Politics and Policy

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

An inconvenient truth

Jess Blair says the case for a larger Assembly has to be made beyond Cardiff Bay to the people it will impact.

6th November (6th November)
  • Politics and Policy

It’s time for an inquiry into abuse in Welsh public life

Steve Brooks urges action to tackle abuse and sexual misconduct in public life in Wales.

1st November (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Earning Potential: What Welsh Graduates Can Expect

Dafydd Trystan and Hugh Jones provide an analysis of new data that paints a detailed picture linking university courses to median graduate salaries

30th October (27th February)
  • Uncategorised

The Catalan crisis: shared responsibility

Cristian Villar Prieto reflects on the recent events in Catalonia, and the actions on both sides which led to this crisis.

27th October (14th September)
  • Politics and Policy

Bil Ombwdsmon Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus (Cymru) / Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill

Simon Thomas yn nodi’r rhesymeg a’r agweddau allweddol ar gyfer y Bil Ombwdsmon Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus (Cymru) a gynigiwyd yn ddiweddar / Simon Thomas sets out the rationale and key aspects of the recently proposed Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill

26th October (23rd October)
  • Politics and Policy

Removing barriers for un-paid carers in the workforce

Helen Northmore sets out priorities for overcoming barriers to work for un-paid carers.

24th October (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Going solo: self-employment in Wales

Hefin David AM reflects on patterns of self employment in Wales and calls for a tailored response

24th October (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Aye Aye: The Rise of the Robots in Wales

Calvin Jones reflects on the economic potential of automation and the implications for Wales

23rd October (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Unmusical Chairs

Daran Hill reflects on the ratios of Committee Chairs in the Assembly, and offers some solutions.

20th October (19th October)
  • Politics and Policy
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