Sophie Chambers examines the record of the four Welsh Police and Crime Commissioners a year on from their election
Are the Silk threads unraveling?
Lee Waters argues that the chances of having another Yes campaign for a referendum on income tax devolution are slim.
When teaching Welsh is a futile experiment
Tim Williams argues that teaching through the medium of Welsh in English-medium schools damages education
Teaching Welsh for the sake of our children
John Osmond opens up a debate on the teaching of the language in English-medium schools
Britain’s nuclear deterrent doesn’t work
Mike Hedges questions why we continue to waste money on a weapons system we’ll never use
Welsh-language community needs a Senedd
Simon Brooks asks why the language has not flourished in devolved Wales
The administration of justice in Wales
As part of the IWA’s innovative new project to debate policy in a new way David Melding looks at the question of a separate legal jurisdiction for Wales.
Tackling the Payday Lenders
Bethan Jenkins explains why she is introducing legislation in the Senedd tomorrow to help people facing bad debt
When we don’t have the time of day in Wales
Mary van den Heuvel questions whether 15 minutes is enough for older and disabled people to get ready in the morning