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Swansea

North Wales needs strategic vision

Ken Skates says the region must not be left behind in the race to modernise our rail infrastructure

23rd July (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Election special 2: Welsh Liberal Democrats press reset button

Peter Black finds that a deliberate abstention by voters to make a point cost his party the election across many parts of Wales

11th May (11th May)
  • Politics and Policy

Merv the swerve

Hugh Richards reflects on the life of the sweat banded, Zapata-moustached Mervyn Davies, a master of timing

2nd April (27th February)
  • Culture

Football clubs that face oblivion

Ken Skates recalls the painful memories of humiliation that confronted Wrexham FC

24th March (27th February)
  • Culture

Computers in the life of Wales

John Tucker celebrates Beti Williams’ achievements in promoting software as a driving force for the Welsh economy

26th February (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Wales can do better in 2012

Rhys David looks back on how the country met the challenges he set for it in 2011

1st January (27th February)
  • Culture

Electrification comes early to Swansea

Geraint Talfan Davies shares in the joy at Swansea City’s promotion to the Premier League

31st May
  • Culture

Only when it’s gone

Nigel Jenkins is worried about the future of Swansea’s Dylan Thomas cultural centre

30th March (30th March)
  • Culture

Copper day demonstrates appetite for heritage-led change

Tehmina Goskar describes a turning point for the lower Swansea Valley

19th February (18th February)
  • Culture
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