Michael Flynn on why collaborative action on diversity is essential
The Wales Act fails its first test: The Trade Union Bill and a Westminster power grab
Dai Lloyd considers the dispute which is brewing between the National Assembly and Westminster, touching both policy and constitutional principle
Building Welsh innovation networks that work for all
The UK’s exit from the EU has the potential to transform the entire context of innovation policy, changing the nature of existing relationships and opening up new opportunities. In this shifting landscape, how can Wales build the networks necessary for innovation to thrive? Dr Adrian Healy offers some thoughts
Message in a Bottle
Jess McQuade is clear that changing to a low carbon economy in Wales will involve a major restructuring of production and employment
Delving deeper into transport options for south east Wales
Marc Thomas explores the nuances of asking what people really think – in this case about transport in south east Wales – and then what you do with that data
The Single Market of the Mind
Geraint Talfan Davies examines the implications of withdrawal from the EU for higher and further education and for the cultural sector in Wales
Culture of collaboration reliant on results
Gareth Evans reflects on the rallying of the troops at the recent national education conference
Building a “silicon cwm” in Swansea Bay City Region
Mike Hedges on the opportunities ahead for Swansea Bay City Region to carve its own ICT niche
Stating more than the obvious – making the case for investing in teacher assessment for learning
Reflecting on the OECD Report 2017: The Welsh Education Reform Journey – A Rapid Policy Assessment, Robin Hughes calls for a national strategy to build teacher assessment skills