James Felton As part of Florentino Perez’s ongoing obsession with buying the best players in the world, and assembling a super team of Galacticos, Gareth Bale, at his signing in 2013, joined the likes of Kaka, Angel Di Maria and, most obviously, Cristiano Ronaldo at the Bernabeu in the hunt […]
Angharad Shaw Statistics work. Back on 17th April, I wrote an article for Nation.Cymru in which I said the peak of deaths had passed. It was early days; figures were only just beginning to suggest a fall. But I had no doubt about it; we’d locked down on 23rd March, […]
Richard Bramhall, Secretary of the Level Radiation Campaign Tomorrow the Senedd will debate a petition calling for an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) to be undertaken ahead of any further dredged material from Hinkley Point being disposed of at the Cardiff Grounds disposal site. This is taking centre stage as Electricité de […]
Gareth Ceidiog Hughes Jacob Rees-Mogg is a huge asset for the independence campaign. It is almost as if he’s a YesCymru agent in the unionist camp, because each time someone like this Old Etonian buffoon talks down to the people of Wales, it does us a huge favour. This is […]
Theo Davies-Lewis Last week was quite something, wasn’t it? Even the most seasoned observers of Welsh politics couldn’t have seen this coming: a Welsh Labour government implementing a hard Covid border. It sent both nationalists and unionists into a frenzy. “At last!”, cried Adam Price. It was more to do […]
Andrew Potts If you follow the news you would think that Offa’s Dyke has just become an international frontier. At 6pm last night those living in parts of the UK with high Covid-19 rates – currently much of the urban north-east and west of England but soon to include London […]
Helen Mary Jones MS, Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Tackling Poverty It’s Challenge Poverty Week, when we’re encouraged to show “what can and must be done differently” to tackle poverty. As part of Plaid Cymru’s Shadow Cabinet, one of the roles I fulfil is Shadow Minister for Tackling Poverty. While it’s […]
James Felton The Welsh First Minister announced on Wednesday that those in hot spots in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland won’t be able to travel to Wales, unless they have a reasonable excuse. This change will be coming into force at 6pm today. When asked about this new measure, the […]
Leanne Wood MS, Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Equalities Black History Month was established in 1926 in the USA, the brainchild of historian Carter G. Woodson and minister Jesse E. Moorland, and its purpose was to recognise and value the importance of people and events in the history of the […]
Ifan Morgan Jones The reaction to First Minister Mark Drakeford’s decision to ban residents from high-Covid areas of England from coming to Wales was all too predictable. The Westminster-based commentariat have been flabbergasted at the very idea, with one newspaper columnist darkly tweeting that even if Wales wants such a […]
