Malcolm Prowle argues that the parties should come together to agree a way forward for the Welsh health service
Tackling bed blocking will save lives
Ed Bridges argues the case for measures to reduce the hospital churn amongst older people in Wales
Accepting one party rule in Wales
Gareth Hughes argues that those urging a coalition with Labour are failing in their democratic duty as an opposition
Opposition takes a stand against Labour hegemony
But Daran Hill says it has chosen an ill-considered nuclear option in tabling today’s motion of no confidence in Lesley Griffiths
Kicking the health funding can down the road
Malcolm Prowle argues that NHS Wales cannot continue indefinitely to be free at the point of use
All income tax raised in Wales should be devolved
Andrew Davies outlines evidence to the Silk Commission, published today by the Changing Union partnership, on funding the National Assembly
Swansea’s drop-in place for cancer advice
Richard Porch provides a guided tour of the architectural delights of Wales’ first Maggie’s Cancer Centre
Jubilee reflections 2: Pondering who we are in the UK
Iain Mcwhirter says we could not have asked for a more definitively English celebration of national identity than the Queen’s celebrations last week
Future of NHS Wales 2:
Finding a Welsh way for the heath service
Marcus Longley says that to improve health delivery we need a distinctive package of incentives