Joe Rossiter considers Plaid Cymru’s key economic proposal of creating a new Welsh Development Agency
High blood pressure: the need for a preventative healthcare agenda in Wales
Bronwen Morgan-Jones explains why tackling high blood pressure is needed as part of a wider preventative healthcare agenda to reduce cardiovascular disease in Wales.
The Bus Services (Wales) Bill: a moment of opportunity to create more accessible services for all users
RNIB Cymru research calls for reform to the Bus Bill in order to deliver on a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a national bus network for Wales that is truly accessible for all.
For Welsh councils to be sustainable, they need to transform
WCPP’s Prof Dan Bristow and Dr Jack Price outline key principles for local government reform.
We know how to build net zero homes. So, why aren’t we?
Adam Meyrick discusses Wales’ housing challenge and how devolved actors can solve it.
IWA Analysis: Setting Wales’ economic course – the Spending Review from a Welsh lens
Yesterday’s UK Government spending review is a vital milestone which sees the government setting out its spending priorities for the
Terminally Ill Adults Bill: The cutting edge of Welsh devolution’s jagged edges
Liz Saville-Roberts MP examines the constitutional challenges presented by Assisted Dying legislation in our devolved system.
Wales as a Nation of Peace
A new report from Academi Heddwch Cymru argues that Wales can improve its governance and develop a distinctive national identity by becoming a Nation of Peace.
Why a BSL (Wales) Bill is needed for better access to services and opportunities for the Welsh deaf community
Mark Isherwood MS calls for a British Sign Language legislation for Wales which will enable the deaf community and people with hearing loss to have a voice in the design and delivery of more efficient and affordable support services.