Terry Mackie argues there are better ways to support the Welsh language to thrive than those in Cymraeg 2050, the Welsh Government strategy.
20 Years That Changed Wales: Reflections on “Wales Said Yes”
Fred Till reflects on the recent “Wales Said Yes” conference, and the future of Wales’ relationship with devolution
Business as usual?
Brett John reflects on the perception of Devolution in its 20th anniversary and the challenges ahead.
Resilient and Empowered Communities
Russell Todd sets out thoughts from a recent discussion paper by WCVA and Talwrn.
Building a new local economy in Wales
Chris Johnes and Neil Mclnroy examine new opportunities to strengthen local economies
Cause for optimism?
Owen Hathway sees cause for optimism in recent Education initiatives announced by the Welsh Government
Participatory Budgeting: It doesn’t have to become a bun fight
A blend of participatory budgeting and citizen juries could help solve some of Wales’ policy dilemmas, argues Jez Hall
Transforming the electricity market for local communities
Simon Brammer analyses the energy and non-energy benefits arising from community energy projects.
Male, pale and stale: Widening the pool
Dr Diana Stirbu and Dr Huw Pritchard present a project which asks “what prevents people from a wider range of backgrounds standing for election to the National Assembly for Wales?”