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the welsh agenda

Plenty of room at the top…

Gary Williams calls on schools to invest in developing their teachers.

26th May (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Nature is a crucial part of childhood

Katie Jo Luxton calls for us to reconnect with our natural heritage

23rd May (22nd May)
  • Culture

Can we learn from the way housing associations work?

Karen Dusgate questions how the heritage sector can step outside of its silos

22nd May (21st May)
  • Culture

The real Europe story

Phil Parry casts his eye over today’s European elections

22nd May (21st May)
  • Politics and Policy

Different ways of working in culture

John McGrath outlines alternative ways of working in heritage and culture

21st May (20th May)
  • Culture

Can the cultural sector help tackle poverty whilst dealing with cuts?

With funding falling and pressure from the Welsh Government to do more to engage with communities how should the cultural and heritage sector respond?

20th May (22nd May)
  • Culture

Polling trends show UKIP still on the rise

Roger Scully reveals new findings on how Wales intends to vote

19th May (22nd May)
  • Politics and Policy

Can the private sector fill the public sector gap?

Eurfyl ap Gwilym examines the latest employment data for Wales

19th May (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

What Tony said – what Wales replied

Angela Graham calls for Wales to respond to Tony Hall after his recent speech on TV in Wales.

18th May (28th February)
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