John Osmond reports on progress with the Welsh Government’s efforts to legislate for sustainable development
Were we always wet on a dry Sunday in Wales?
Colin Miles suggests tourist attractions would help themselves by installing their own weather stations
Good versus best in designing new Welsh schools
Geraint Talfan Davies reports on a crucial debate on the future buildings in which our children will be taught
Five judges decide on the extent of Welsh law making
Manon George reports on a case in the UK Supreme Court next week which will influence the next step in Wales’s devolution journey
Land grabs are continuing long after Tryweryn
Julian Rosser says we should learn the lessons of what happened in Capel Celyn 55 years ago
New Scottish commission will impact on Wales
John Osmond says we should be taking more notice of developments in Labour’s devolution thinking north of the border
Living with Welsh history
As BBC Wales’ landmark history series gets a network showing tonight Gethin Matthews explores the dilemmas of a nation’s past invading the present
Predatory lenders not borrowers create debt
Rhys David says over-indebtedness is more about the way finance is provided than about the behaviour of borrowers
The pleb relationship between the countries of these islands
Ian Bell ponders what Scots who simply want more powers will do in the 2014 referendum