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the welsh agenda

May’s triple defeat will be a crucial turning point

Geraint Talfan-Davies on Gordian knots and the chances of a new referendum

12th March (25th April)
  • Politics and Policy

Spring Statement, Spending Review and the Shared Prosperity Fund

Eurfyl ap Gwilym poses some key questions in relation to the UK Shared Prosperity Fund

11th March (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

‘Jasmine Park’: Housing and the eradication of place in north east Wales

Simon Gwyn Roberts reflects on how Welsh identity looks and feels different in different parts of Wales and argues that in Anglo-Welsh border areas we might do well to celebrate cultural diversity at a micro scale, where it becomes about locality and what makes that locality distinctive.

8th March (27th February)
  • Culture

Where now for degree apprenticeships in Wales?

Kieron Rees looks at the rising demand for degree apprenticeships in the UK, and how people and employers in Wales can benefit from an increase in the number of courses on offer.

7th March (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Community and local ownership of renewable energy in Wales

Shea Buckland-Jones outlines actions to protect, promote and achieve scale in community and local ownership of renewable energy in Wales

6th March (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

The Effect of Brexit on the Union of the UK

This article in an excerpt of a recent speech by Lord Thomas of Gresford, informed in part by recent articles on click on wales, in response to a debate on Possible effects of Brexit on the stability of the Union between the parts of the UK in the House of Lords.

5th March (4th March)
  • Uncategorised

Period poverty is not inevitable. Let’s end it

Chisomo Phiri is calling on the Welsh Government to revisit its provisions to tackle period poverty.

4th March (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy
low carbon home

Tackling fuel poverty through low carbon homes

Sarah Scotcher explains how housing associations in Wales are using innovation and engagement to help reduce fuel poverty amongst their tenants.

1st March (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

A ‘globally responsible Wales’ in a global Britain?

Susie Ventris-Field sets out the elements that should influence Welsh Government’s new international strategy

28th February (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy
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