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In this issue
The Doors are Open: Wales and the BBC Elan Closs Stephens talks to Hywel Wiliam
Wales: not as good as it gets Rhun ap Iorwerth
Rhun, a rock and a hard place – where now for Plaid Cymru? Ant Pickles
Navigating the clear red water Joe Rossiter
Coal, climate change and community: the case of Ffos-y-Fran Lydia Godden
Building a world-class post-compulsory education system Cerith D. Rhys Jones, Rachel Cable and Josh Miles
Rising Against Bias: Gypsies and Travellers Challenging Racism Martin Gallagher
‘Oes y Byd i’r Iaith Gymraeg?’: The National Eisteddfod and the Welsh Language Marion Löffler
Food Systems Change: Wales’ Fork in the Road Shea Buckland Jones and Ruth Lawrence
For Sale: The Old Bakehouse, Capel Dewi Gwenno Robinson
The Necessity of Dialogue Darren Chetty talks to Marine Furet
The Dragon on my Shirt Darren Chetty talks to Dylan Moore
Reimagining Policing Hanna Andersen
Seizing the Celtic Freeport Opportunity Roger Maggs
Tikkun Olam: Stitching together Welsh and Jewish identities Rebecca Wilson
Brilliant people and brave ideas: making Wales a world leader on cancer Jared Torkington
A Tale of Two Houses: Tŷ Wybrnant and Tŷ William Morgan Nathan Munday
Bannau Brycheiniog: an old name for a new way to be Jodie Bond
The Cultural Spectre of Denbigh Asylum Beth McAulay
Are media literacy skills the silver bullet for tackling misinformation? Gracie Richards
The importance of community art spaces Joshua Jones