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Welsh Language

Election Special 10: An appetite for power over the airwaves

Geraint Talfan Davies finds a new emphasis on broadcasting in this year’s manifestos

3rd May (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

It’s what happens in the classroom that really matters

Anna Brychan says its time for children aged 8 to 14 to have their day in the policy sunshine

14th April (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

What is S4C for?

Euros Lewis reports on a conference that declared this question needs to be answered before the channel can discover a new direction

3rd April (28th February)
  • Culture

Hacking the language

Carl Morris describes an innovative conference being held this weekend aimed at increasing Wales’ presence on the web

27th January (28th February)
  • Culture

Demand follows supply in Welsh-medium education

Mark Drakeford says the capital is failing to meet the rising demand for new Welsh language schools

11th January (27th February)
  • Culture

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

S4C Debate 4: Cultural revolution will not be televised

Mari Beynon Owen argues that loyalty to a brand that overrides the remote is no longer valid for any broadcaster

22nd December (28th February)
  • Culture

S4C Debate 3: More has meant less in S4C’s expansion

Roger Williams says S4C should reinvent itself as mainstream service after the 7pm watershed

21st December (28th February)
  • Culture

Government should bite bullet on jobs for young people

Stevie Upton on a new IWA report that says many young people have no chance of finding mainstream jobs

3rd December (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy
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