John Osmond welcomes a new book that, despite its penchant for bad news, explains why there will be a Yes vote come 3 March
Police reform and Wales’ legislative consent
Alan Trench on a little-known principle that Westminster legislation affecting devolved matters needs the consent of the legislature concerned
Challenges facing foster carers
Judy Hutchings and Tracey Bywater report on a new initiative to help looked after children in Wales
Yes Campaign stifled by Parliament’s rules
John Osmond finds the legislation setting out how the Assembly referendum campaign should be fought is having unintended consequences
Consuming obsession is the leitmotif of Masterpiece
Jonathan Brooks-Jones watches the premiere of Welsh director Andrew C. Tanner’s second film
Rolling back the state will hit Welsh women hardest
Kirsty Davies reports that the next wave of job losses will be in areas where women make up the majority of the workforce
Wrexham and Mold divided over referendum
A survey reported in yesterday’s Wrexham Leader found many voters in the dark over law-making powers for the National Assembly
Gillan told to resign if rail electrification stops at Bristol
John Osmond reports on a conference convinced that upgrading our railways is vital for Wales’ economic future
Yes vote will deliver blow against the cuts
Hywel Francis says the Yes campaign should focus on bread and butter issues rather than constitutional arguments