Ifan Morgan Jones An article by the Political Editor of the Sunday Times this morning confirms what many had suspected, which is that the UK Government misjudged their early response to the coronavirus pandemic. According to Tim Shipman’s article, at the end of February political strategist Dominic Cummings’ approach was […]
Daran Hill, Managing Director at Positif public affairs consultancy There are two discussions I’m not interested in having right now. One is about UK Government comms during Covid-19: there are plenty of other people discussing that and they can have way more influence than I ever could. The second bit I’m discarding […]
Sarah Rees As the PM and his ‘war cabinet’ of men continue to inform us of how they are going to do whatever it takes, women are being rocked by announcements that will make their lives implode. Pregnant women The first major blow came on Monday evening with the news […]
Gareth Ceidiog Hughes The nation is on a war footing. The inexorable spread of the coronavirus means we are facing the biggest crisis to hit Wales since the Second World War. It is an enemy that has no ideology, no political creed. It does not discriminate between left and right. […]
Ifan Morgan Jones Governments ultimately have three choices when it comes to responding to the coronavirus. The first is to let the virus blow through and allow the health service to be completely overrun, with a much higher rate of death (estimated at around 510,000 lives in the UK). The […]
Ella Davies Over the last few weeks, we’ve been watching the coronavirus pandemic unfold across the world, with day to day changes that impact all of our lives. Keeping up with the news and latest updates has been vital. Yet how many of the people following the news so intently […]
Brogan Rees In Wales, there are roughly 31,000 people living with an autism spectrum condition. That means that roughly 1 in 100 Welsh people are autistic – myself included, after I was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome at age 12. For those of you not familiar with Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), […]
Tegid Roberts If ever there was a time to trial basic income in Wales and the UK, this is it. Covid 19 [aka SARS – Cov 2] similar to SARS is very potent, easily transmitted and as the south-east Asian countries have shown requires dramatic intervention to reduce infection levels. […]
Bleddyn Williams COVID-19, or Coronavirus as many of you know it, is quickly changing the way we live our lives. It doesn’t matter if that means you’re out panic buying toilet rolls or being forced into self-isolation to keep people safe. Yesterday (Monday 16th March), saw the first death here […]
Lisa Ware With Covid-19 on the rise in the UK, and an increasingly large number of people panic buying, it is a tough time to be working in the retail industry. For those of us that do (I work in a supermarket on the Llŷn Peninsula) the workload has increased […]
