As Vaughan Gething wins the campaign to become next Welsh Labour Leader, and First Minister for Wales, Joe Rossiter sets out what comes next.
Finding nature, community and identity in Mid Wales
Maeve Moran interviews individuals from Mid Wales – Wales’ most sparsely populated region – who have worked to connect people with nature and their wider community.
Welsh Culture is in danger of being ‘overlooked or dismissed’
In a challenging context for the arts, Yvette Vaughan Jones, chair of the Welsh National Opera, stresses their importance to Wales’ culture and history.
Forced Marriage and so-called Honour-Based Violence
Too often, women who are most likely to be subjected to violence and forced marriage are excluded from research on the topic: this needs to change.
Improving the Sustainable Farming Scheme for people, nature, and climate
Surveying the crisis affecting the farming sector, Alex Phillips outlines the conditions required to secure a more hopeful future.
Review: Feral Monster, National Theatre Wales ★★★★
Marine Furet praises Feral Monster, the latest production from National Theatre Wales.
Dipping into history: The Revolutionary Act of Dipping in the Ffridd
Ken Moon explores the history of wild swimming and free dipping and uncovers its revolutionary connection to the right of access.
Wales-specific Covid inquiry: Labour Government are dodging scrutiny
Mabon ap Gwynfor MS, Plaid Cymru’s Health and Care spokesperson, raises concerns over the lack of scrutiny of Welsh Government’s action during the Covid pandemic.
Review: Das Clarks – A Brief History of Difference
Resident editor Victoria Kioi enjoys A Brief History of Difference and its exploration of identity and labels.