Gerald Holtham explains why Wales has taken a bigger percentage cut in public spending than Scotland and Northern Ireland
Short stick and short shrift for Wales
Alan Trench teases out why Wales has done badly in the Spending Review compared with Scotland and Northern Ireland
University dimension emerges for Welsh-medium education
Geraint Talfan Davies describes the foundation of the new Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol which launches its new scholarship scheme next week
Mirages in a Scottish landscape
Robertson’s book fails to fulfil it’s initial aims but the reader will never regret starting, says Chris Harvie
Has a Welsh Knot replaced the Welsh Not?
David Williams says a television study of two Welsh-speaking families has exposed serious obstacles on the path to a bilingual Wales
Swansea Blitz artwork fails to deliver
Huw David Jones is distinctly underwhelmed by this year’s Locws International display of temporary artworks
Mapping a sustainable future
Morgan Parry says Wales now has the opportunity to pioneer an integrated approach to dealing with biodiversity loss and make its mark in Europe
No longer unloved but often still without a purpose
We have stopped pulling sound old buildings down but we have not found a way to bring them back into use, says Rhys David
Last generation to engage with the Classics
Mari Williams argues that Welsh civilisation is the poorer for the decline of the teaching of Latin and Greek