Alun Evans During the Welsh Labour leadership election, all three candidates have emphasised their ability to appeal equally to all parts of Wales. The question is, to what extent has Labour already achieved this and where should the new leader concentrate his efforts? Labour is the dominant party in Wales […]
Ifan Morgan Jones It’s likely that Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn will be taking part in a Brexit debate on either the BBC or ITV at the end of next week, just before MPs at Westminster vote on the UK Prime Minister’s Brexit deal. This debate is likely to be hyped up […]
Stuart Stanton The Gwent Levels are currently dominating the news (as much as any news from Wales can dominate) due to the Welsh Government plan to bisect them with a motorway bypass. If the plans gets the go-ahead in the next few weeks a new 14-mile stretch of motorway will […]
Ifan Morgan Jones Nation.Cymru has gone from strength to strength this year. We have published 500 articles from tens of different contributors, giving a platform to voices and issues that would not have been heard elsewhere in the media. Yesterday we reached 5,000 ‘likes’ on our Facebook page for the […]
*English version follows the Welsh* Manon Elin James Mae’r erthygl hon yn seiliedig ar draethawd MPhil a gwblheais yn ddiweddar a archwiliai effeithiolrwydd y Canolfannau Cymraeg a sefydlwyd â chyfanswm o dros £2 filiwn o grantiau gan Lywodraeth Cymru rhwng 2014 a 2016, o’u cymharu â’r Canolfannau Cymraeg a fodolai […]
Daniel Roberts This article was first published on Gorwel’s own website. The movement of people has always been a crucial topic of debate in Wales. Over the last couple of centuries, numerous forms of in-migration have changed the shape of Wales and Welshness. In the nineteenth century, people from across […]
Adam Price AM, Plaid Cymru leader Liz Saville Roberts MP, Plaid Cymru Westminster leader It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Perhaps only the second half of the opening sentence from Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities is appropriate for our current context. To borrow […]
Jonathan Edwards, Plaid Cymru MP for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr As I write this column Westminster is in a state of chaos. The British Cabinet has been eviscerated by resignations; the Prime Minister walks a tight rope awaiting the triggering of an internal Conservative Leadership election; and the Labour opposition […]
Bethan Sayed, South West Wales Plaid Cymru AM On Wednesday in the National Assembly, something unusual happened. The Labour Welsh Government lost a vote. Although it was a free vote, the Government had said they would be voting against and they don’t like to lose votes – or to have […]
