Simon Gwyn Roberts reflects on how Welsh identity looks and feels different in different parts of Wales and argues that in Anglo-Welsh border areas we might do well to celebrate cultural diversity at a micro scale, where it becomes about locality and what makes that locality distinctive.
Tamsin Stirling considers how the concept of the foundational economy can add value to work already going on in the housing sector in Wales
Aaron Hill reflects on what we know about Mark Drakeford’s approach, and what it could mean for housing
The full roll-out of Universal Credit will significantly increase the number of people requiring advice and support, warns Will Atkinson
Aaron Hill sets out the opportunity presented by the Welsh Government’s independent review of affordable housing supply
Georgina Shackell Green argues that solving the housing crisis will deliver benefits across government
Jeremy Miles and Lee Waters set out ideas to shift the economy of Wales to invest in communities and rooted businesses
David Melding presents the thinking behind the Welsh Conservatives latest policy paper, Liveable Cities
Shea Buckland-Jones shares major new research from the Re-energising Wales project and calls for increased action on renewable energy.
