Ahead of the Welsh Government establishing its National Infrastructure Commission for Wales, Ed Evans takes a look at what’s happening at a UK level and what – or if – Wales has anything to learn and gain from these developments
Government decision looms on controversial M4 expansion
Guy Dinmore analyses the decision facing the Welsh Government on the M4 relief road
Social Prescribing: how to create a sustainable journey?
Dr Carolyn Wallace, Judith Stone and Dr Sally Rees outline the advantages of a social prescriptive approach to solving individuals’ problems in the community, and ask how we might build appropriate assets to ensure its sustainability
Active Travel Funding: Time to Step Up a Gear
Earlier this year, Sustrans called on the Welsh Government to ramp up investment in active travel. Today campaigners from across Wales will join a mass lobby of Assembly Members, organised by Cardiff Cycle City, backing that call. Sustrans’ Steve Brooks explains why such investment is essential if Wales is to wean itself off car dependency.
Metro & Me
Professor Mark Barry introduces a collection of essays and event to discuss the potential wider benefits of the South Wales Metro
Looking at the future of housing in Wales
Aaron Hill sets out the opportunity presented by the Welsh Government’s independent review of affordable housing supply
Sport is not a standalone conversation
Sarah Powell calls for a shared focus on increasing rates of physical activity
Re-Energising Wales: Decarbonising Transport in Wales
Shea Buckland-Jones introduces a new report from the IWA’s Re-energising Wales project
Canolfan Arbenigedd Rhanbarthol Cymru ar gyfer Cynaliadwyedd a Llesiant pobl heddiw a Chenedlaethau’r Dyfodol – A Wales Regional Centre of Expertise for Sustainability and the Well-being of Current and Future Generations.
Dr Einir Young yn cyflwyno grŵp Addysg Uwch Cenedlaethau’r Dyfodol ac yn annog darllenwyr i gymryd rhan
Dr Einir Young introduces a new Higher Education Future Generations group and invites readers to get involved