Paul Flynn reflects on the fiftieth anniversary of the most influential lecture delivered in Wales in the 20th Century
What Welsh business thinks about the future
John Osmond reports on a new survey of key drivers that will define what it will be like to live in Wales in 2030
Assembly Bwletin Cynulliad February 2012
Trouble for AWEMA; 2012 will be a ‘Tough Year’; The Questions of Scottish Independence and Wales; The race to lead Plaid Cymru; Enlarging government’s appetite for new ideas
English dilemmas 2: A nation discovers its voice
Sunder Katwala asks why Englishness has been suppressed for so long and what kind of identity is emerging
English dilemmas 1: Which English dog is barking?
John Osmond explores efforts to put life into the idea of political regionalism in our closest neighbour
Blue skies over 2025
John Osmond discusses the prospects for a new project to scan Wales’ future that was launched yesterday
Enlarging government’s appetite for new ideas
Geraint Talfan Davies welcomes the First Minister’s commitment to new thinking
The worries of disabled people
Joseph Carter says the Welfare Reform Bill fails to find the right balance between saving money and protecting the vulnerable
Wales’ vocational attainment gap
Gareth Rees questions a moral panic over our school performance