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Election Special 9: Signs of a maturing approach

Brian Morgan finds a major swing in this election’s manifestos away from promising the earth and pretending that governments can solve every social problem

3rd May (3rd May)
  • Politics and Policy

Budget Special 4: Wales should be able to cut the top rate of income tax

Gerald Holtham says the chance of persuading the UK Government to lower Welsh corporation tax is about as much as finding Elvis alive in Cwmbran

2nd April (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Budget Special 3: Wales needs a hand up not a hand out

Dylan Jones-Evans says the fact that Dublin is closer to Holyhead than Belfast underlines the case for Welsh discretion over corporation tax

1st April (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Budget Special 2: We also share a border with Ireland

Madoc Batcup sets out the case for a lower rate of corporation tax for Wales

31st March (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Devolution’s next step in Wales

John Osmond discerns the outline of a political deal emerging to hitch taxation powers to the wheels of Barnett reform

10th March (9th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Big Ask is too much

The devolution trends that will emerge from a Yes vote will take us in the direction of a fundamental constitutional realignment, Rachel Banner argues.

1st March (3rd March)
  • Politics and Policy

Financial phoney war spills into 2011

Eurfyl ap Gwilym throws some tough questions at both the Westminster and Welsh Government’s approach to the economy

10th January (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Spending review 1: Heroic expectations for private sector

Eurfyl ap Gwilym argues that the budget cuts will prompt changes in Welsh Government priorities

4th January (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Arts break out of the straitjacket

Geraint Talfan Davies puts the Arts Council of Wales’s investment decisions in context

18th December (27th February)
  • Culture
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