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Nuclear is seen as key to meeting the UK’s rising demand for clean power. Small modular reactors (SMRs) are an alternative to lengthy, expensive mega-projects. But the technology is still in development and political issues remain, argues Sanjoy Sen.
Dave Hagendyk calls on the next Welsh Government to put skills at the heart of a new national mission of growth, opportunity and fairness.
Ruth Chambers argues that the new Office of Environmental Governance Wales could fill our environmental governance gap, but it must be given the legal duty and resources to ensure its independence and delivery.
Gareth Cooke, Head of Torfaen HDRC, reflects on the importance of research-led local authorities to tackle regional inequalities and improve communities’ wellbeing.
