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A ‘social’ democracy: How Spotify, Facebook and co could help get Wales to the polls

Harnessing the collective might of social media platforms should be top of the agenda to help Wales engage its citizens and boost turnout, says Morgan Lloyd

May 24, 2019May 24, 2019
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Welsh towns receive boost for grassroots planning

  People working and volunteering in Welsh towns and communities will benefit from a new resource to help them identify opportunities in their areas.    Understanding Welsh Places is a bilingual website coordinated by the Institute of Welsh Affairs that presents information on the economy, demographic make-up and local services of more than 300 places […]

8 October 2019
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