Dylan Moore explains why his Newport novel, Many Rivers to Cross, had to be fiction – and why Wales’ often disparaged third city is perfect terrain for a writer.
Sanctuary and Smiles: Newport Welcomes Refugees
Mark Seymour recounts the story of how the arrival of asylum seekers in Newport birthed a community project that now has two full time staff.
Reflections on ‘How to be an MP’
In the wake of the sad news that Paul Flynn MP has died, Adam Somerset revisits an earlier review of his book, ‘How to be an MP’.
Automation will bring big opportunities, but we need to act now
Andrew Carter argues that automation will bring big opportunities to Welsh cities, but we need to act now to prepare people for the changes ahead.
NATO in Newport: A Double Agenda
Seth Thomas says the NATO summit in Newport is set to be a milestone in the organisation’s history
An identity defined by devolution
Nick Webb looks at how the identity of Wales’ towns and cities has been sculpted by devolution
Cost effective way to by-pass M4 Brynglas tunnels
John Osmond considers a report which finds congestion around Newport can be tackled at a third of the cost of the Welsh Government’s proposed new motorway
Zombie M4 relief road relies on phantom cars
Gareth Clubb says Edwina Hart is applying a ‘predict and provide’ prescription to her top transport challenge
Alternative plan available for M4 relief road
Ieuan Wyn Jones explores the dilemma the Welsh Government faces over the Bryn Glas tunnels bottleneck
