Angela Graham considers the impending financial settlement for English Language Television in Wales
‘Ynni Cymru’ and an energy-efficient Wales
Simon Thomas AM sets out a vision for an energy efficient Wales.
IWA Podcast: Wales ‘could do better’ on Pisa
Jess Blair is joined by Mary Van den Heuvel, Robin Hughes and David Jones to discuss the latest Pisa results for Wales, and their implications.
Escaping the exam factory: why teachers are leaving
Dylan Moore fears that much-needed curriculum overhaul will be overshadowed by a data culture that distorts the purpose of education and demoralises students and teachers alike.
Points of Law
Wales’ legislative powers aren’t being used to their full potential, argues Daran Hill.
This Is No Time To Bloat Welsh Politics Even More
David Taylor says that calls for more Assembly Members fail to understand the current feelings of the public.
Facing the challenges of the classroom
Let’s get to grips with the fundamentals of the Welsh education system, says Kirsty Williams.
Building a stronger National Assembly (“We’re Gonna Need a Bigger Boat…”)
Owain ap Gareth explores the options to bolster the National Assembly for Wales.
When will the British public be allowed to speak again on Europe?
Alexander Phillips challenges Wales’ political leaders to make their case for why the public should be included or excluded from having a say on Britain’s future relationship with Europe.