Chris Johnes, CEO of Building Communities Trust, discusses how social infrastructure and local services are integral to community cohesion.
Mae the welsh agenda yn gylchgrawn Saesneg sydd yn cael ei hariannu gan Gyngor Llyfrau Cymru. Mae erthyglau’r cylchgrawn yn Saesneg ond mae’r tudalennau am waith y Sefydliad Materion Cymraeg ar gael yn ddwyieithog.
When the rules collapse, Cymru must speak for peace and justice as war expands in the Middle East
Dr Hade Turkmen from Oxfam Cymru discusses the rising conflicts in the Middle East and calls for Cymru to stand firmly against the expansion of war and the collapse of the rules that protect civilians everywhere.
The Welsh Government is cutting funding for Adult Autism & ADHD services
Kaja shares their thoughts after receiving a letter during Neurodivergence Celebration Week outlining the Welsh Government’s plan to re-direct funding away from the adult autism and ADHD services.
Bridging the gap: Enhancing advocacy and inclusion for minoritised communities with learning disabilities in Wales
Edward Oloidi looks at the ways organisations can be more approachable and inclusive of people with learning disabilities from ethnic minority communities.
After the shake-up: Why active travel must remain a priority for the next Welsh Government
Tomos Owens discusses why the new Welsh Government must prioritise active travel.
How will broadcasters report the 2026 Senedd election campaign?
Professor Stephen Cushion examines how impartiality and political accountability is important for news outlets to consider while covering the Senedd election.
LONG READ: New economic governance: An answer, but what’s the question?
Joe Rossiter considers Plaid Cymru’s key economic proposal of creating a new Welsh Development Agency
Wales’ Hearts Need More: BHF Cymru’s call to action
British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru explain how between 700 and 800 lives in Wales could be saved in 2035 alone if the next Welsh Government commit to reducing premature deaths from cardiovascular disease by 25% over the next decade.
How can the next Welsh Government deliver local economic growth and development through a just transition that benefits future generations?
Wales Centre for Public Policy’s Dr Helen Tilley expands on the first webinar delivered in partnership with the IWA