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We need to remember why we’re fighting for independence

Rhys ab Owen MS, Plaid Cymru spokesperson for the constitution As I write this, almost a third of Welsh children…

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Bowled over: How we learned to love The Hundred

David Owens How do you sum up The Hundred – the new limited overs competition that has added a splash…

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It’s not the cow, it’s the how: Why we need to tackle mixed messages about meat and climate change

Catherine Smith, Chair of Hybu Cig Cymru In a recent article on Nation.Cymru, Keith Darlington puts forward the view that government-induced…

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The barriers to Plaid Cymru’s success are bigger than any change of leader can surmount

Ifan Morgan Jones Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price is currently on paternity leave but will probably not be oblivious to…

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Why it’s disrespectful and offensive to put the word ‘the’ in front of Gower

Dafydd Williams Is it too late to persuade the media and others to stop using the offensive ‘the’ word when…

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Why Welsh Gov should tell people to eat less meat to tackle the climate emergency

Dr Keith Darlington Abnormal weather is having a catastrophic impact on many communities on our planet. Massive areas of Europe,…

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Wales’ hospices and the children they care for deserve better support from the Welsh Government

Peredur Owen Griffiths, Plaid Cymru MS for South Wales East Something unusual happened in the Senedd just before the summer…

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YesCymru’s problem are a result of its own explosive growth – it needs to professionalise, and quickly

Ifan Morgan Jones With the resignation of YesCymru’s entire Central Committee, the movement now stands at a crossroads. It could…

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The Eisteddfod is the opposite of elitist – it’s a festival made and remade by those who take part in it

Ifan Morgan Jones Has the Eisteddfod become “stuck in the past” and the main competitions “too elitist”, as Huw Onllwyn…

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Not ‘just a bad period’: Why it’s past time we improved endometriosis healthcare in Wales

Beth Hales You may not have heard of endometriosis, even though it’s a common condition that affects one in 10…

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Is it time for Welsh Liberal Democrats to start talking about independence?

Neil Schofield-Hughes This article was originally published here. Is there a liberal case for an independent Cymru? Listen to most…

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Why the title of First Minister undermines Welsh democracy and keeps it subordinate

By Gareth Ceidiog Hughes The title of First Minster isn’t a great one. Indeed, it is so bad, it is…

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