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the welsh agenda

Devolution fog

Michelle Matheron describes a project to help engagement with devolution in Wales:

29th June (2nd February)
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Welsh spending faces £2.2 billion cut between 2011 and 2014

A new analysis of the UK 2009 Budget shows that for the first time since the founding of the National Assembly in 1999, there will be real terms cuts in public expenditure in Wales.

25th June (2nd February)
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Why Calman Report could bring Salmond and Cameron together

Iain Macwhirter assesses the importance of the recent Calaman report into the funding the Scottish Parliament:

25th June (2nd February)
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Welsh taxes

The Assembly would be obliged to welcome tax powers, if Scotland’s are extended, says Professor James Foreman-Peck:

22nd June (2nd February)
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Living with a ‘Decisive Change of Direction’

John Osmond provides a commentary on the outcome of the European elections in Wales

9th June (2nd February)
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Television’s Crisis in Wales

Leading figures from Welsh cultural and political life, including the Archbishop of Wales, the National Poet for Wales, and the opera singer Bryn Terfel, have signed an open letter to the UK Government calling for a restoration of £25m a year they say is being lost to English language television in Wales.

4th June (2nd February)
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A Welsh process and a Scottish event

Reviewing the devolution decade so far had been a common activity among political observers until the all-consuming MPs’ expenses row

1st June (2nd February)
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Assembly Bwletin Cynulliad June 2009

June 2009: European elections: the results in Wales – Powers over the Welsh language: bid to devolve further powers to Wales continues – Olympic rowing: report by MPs suggests no significant benefit for Wales in 2012 – Hain’s call: new Welsh Secretary calls on colleagues to heed Euro election drubbing.

1st June (27th February)
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Elis Owen: an unsung hero of Welsh broadcasting

The consolidation of ITV’s Wales, Midlands and north west England operations has ended an era, says Geraint Talfan Davies:

21st May (2nd February)
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