Rhys David reports on an accentuation of the north-south divide driven by Westminster Government’s policy
Consensus breaks out in the Bay
Huw Owen finds a surprising agreement amongst Welsh politicians of different persuasions across a range of issues
Manufacturing bright spot for Wales
Dylan Jones-Evans examines one aspect of the Welsh economy that offers some encouragement
Taxing charity shops no answer for Welsh high streets
Ray Hurcombe argues that changing the business rates regime in Wales will undermine care delivered by voluntary organisations
Another model for fiscal devolution
Alan Trench outlines tax powers for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland he says can strengthen the union
Growth debate 1: Time to stop fouling our nest
Gareth Clubb asks whether the time has come for personal carbon trading to tackle climate change
The Future of the Union: Wales
First Minister of Wales, the Rt Hon Carwyn Jones AM, London School of Economics, 8 November 2012.
Questioning the rebirth of Welsh coal
Malcolm Prowle argues that open-cast mining should not have a major role in the future of our economy
Llandysul by-pass three years on
Alun Williams finds that the Ceredigion link road strategy is having unintended consequences