Rhys Taylor argues that a separate jurisdiction would result in more autonomy for the Welsh Government’s legislative ambitions
Following Scotland has run its course
Gerald Holtham argues that building the economy must now precede more political autonomy for Wales
Accepting one party rule in Wales
Gareth Hughes argues that those urging a coalition with Labour are failing in their democratic duty as an opposition
Opposition takes a stand against Labour hegemony
But Daran Hill says it has chosen an ill-considered nuclear option in tabling today’s motion of no confidence in Lesley Griffiths
Linking the language to policy making
Simon Brooks explains the thinking behind today’s launch of a new movement Dyfodol i’r Iaith
Kicking the health funding can down the road
Malcolm Prowle argues that NHS Wales cannot continue indefinitely to be free at the point of use
One planet nation in the Welsh genes
Jonathon Porritt asks whether green government can be kept alive in the UK by the Senedd approving a strong Sustainable Development Bill
Opposition exploits chink in Labour’s armour
Daran Hill says today’s plenary in the Senedd will be another example of time being filled with a debate of no relevance or purpose
New Permanent Secretary should focus on Wales not Whitehall
Andrew Davies offers some ideas on how the civil service can stop being a drag on the development of devolution in Wales