Bethan Jenkins says Ministers not schools should be responsible for ensuring financial education is in curriculum
The budget, Barnett and a barney
The third in a new series of fortnightly podcasts from the Institute of Welsh Affairs analysing the latest events in Welsh politics.
Welsh private sector jobs pass a million
Eurfyl ap Gwilym assesses the impact of yesterday’s budget announcements on Wales
Carwyn’s ‘One Wales’ philosophy spikes Plaid’s guns
Michael Sullivan argues we are witnessing the rebirth of social democracy as a result of Labour’s co-option of Welsh nationalism
Acts of disunion
John Osmond says the constitutional ideas being pushed by Carwyn Jones and now Gordon Brown are heading towards a confederation
Wales is waiting for Scotland to say no
Gareth Hughes says fewer Welsh MPs are the key to implementation of the Silk Commission proposals
Creating a clear and stable devolution settlement for Wales
Paul Silk outlines the main proposals in the second report of the Commission on Devolution in Wales published today.
Wales needs a stock exchange not a bank
John Ball argues that we need to develop greater financial literacy to underpin our business culture
Ministers speak with forked tongue in Welsh
Joshua Parry finds a contradiction between the Government’s aim of promoting the language and what it does in practice