Patric Nash explains why Wales is the perfect place to grow a business born out of a social enterprise
British, Bold, Creative – for all of us in Wales?
Angela Graham finds the BBC’s plans for the next decade to be a “curate’s egg”.
Working-class hero
Andy Bevan reviews ‘Nye: The Political Life of Aneurin Bevan’ by Nicklaus Thomas-Symonds
A sympathetic portrait
Francesca Rhydderch reviews ‘Esmé: Guardian of Snowdonia’ by Teleri Bevan
BBC needs to follow-through on its warm words
What does the BBC’s statement on its future say about Wales? Not a lot, says IWA Director Lee Waters
Education – a report card
Dr Julian Skyrme reviews ‘A Class Apart: Learning the Lessons of Education in Post-Devolution Wales’ by Gareth Evans
An energy policy for future generations?
David Clubb says Wales must defend itself from the UK Government’s energy policy.
Articulating a Welsh multiculturalism
Huw Williams reviews ‘Wales Unchained’ by Daniel G. Williams.
One chance with children’s education
Philip Dixon says Schools Challenge Cymru could take us from ‘talking’ to ‘achieving’ when it comes to narrowing the gap between rich and poor children.