After the carbon footprint we now have our water footprint to worry about as well. One of the less obvious
Valleys Mayor: the reaction
Perhaps Wales needs a new alternative national anthem. Not Delilah, which has already been appropriated as one of Wales’s rugby
Bargaining chip in media meltdown
ITV’s slow decline is well known and the broadcaster revealed the extent of the reduction in its advertising revenue this
Ideas for the south Wales Valleys
There are widely shared aspirations for the south Wales Valleys. ‘More jobs for the Valleys’ is one such aspiration –
Assembly Bwletin Cynulliad August 2008
August 2008: Assembly Government’s legislation: Welsh laws for 2008/2009 – ‘Going further’ in Welsh NHS reforms: Local health boards could be scrapped – One year, One Wales: Plaid Cymru and Labour celebrate their anniversary – The convention meets: Powers for the Assembly.
Treftadaeth Yfory – Heritage Tomorrow
IWA Darlith Eisteddfod 2008 Bydd y Gweinidog dros Dreftadaeth newydd yn Llywodraeth y Cynulliad, Alun Ffred Jones AM, yn tradoddi
Ending Sovereignty’s Denial
The new political pluralism in Wales, with no party enjoying overwhelming dominance, is providing the conditions for ensuring the country
The shareholder and the licence fee payer
The owner of the Western Mail, Wales’s sole national newspaper, is struggling. Yesterday Trinity Mirror’s shares fell to around 105.75p
Aerospace: the final frontier
The state of one of Wales’s aerospace industry is profiled is a recently published study by the IWA, in partnership