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Home » The Welsh Agenda » Uncategorised » Page 43

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Tackling real problems with law

Glyn Davies has some interesting reflections on last night’s IWA event in Wrexham on the ‘Future Health of the People of Wales’. And once again the issue of powers rears its head.

30th April (2nd February)
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Budget reflections

Eurfyl ap Gwilym considers Budget 2009:

28th April (2nd February)
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Taxing question

James Foreman-Peck reflects on the tax row sparked by the Budget last week:

27th April (2nd February)
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Maze or motorway?

Geraint Talfan Davies takes issue with the All Wales Convention’s description of the choice of paths to law-making open to the Assembly:

24th April (2nd February)
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Reading the runes of Welsh politics

John Osmond reports on a new prediction about the timing of the forthcoming referendum on extending the powers of the National Assembly:

23rd April (28th February)
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Difficult decisions

The Budget balance sheet for Wales (novices version) announced a £216m reduction in the Welsh Assembly Government Departmental Expenditure Limit

23rd April (2nd February)
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Delilah and the Welsh Victim Culture

John Osmond suggests that the current controversies surrounding Tom Jones’s 1960s hit song betray an atavistic Welsh culture of defeat:

30th March (28th February)
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Welsh politics seeks Obama moment

An ‘Obama moment’ could be far off in Wales, says Nick Morris:

27th March (2nd February)
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Stimulating statistics

James Foreman-Peck on keeping track of Wales’s position in the world:

23rd March (2nd February)
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