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A Westminster Labour government will have to make quick improvements to people’s lives

Martin Shipton One of Britain’s leading regional planning experts has delivered a pessimistic analysis that sets out the huge challenge…

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The 20-mph limit has been much ado about nothing – it is time to move on

Chris Carter Reader, I am tired. So very tired. I cannot leave my house to go to the barbers, the…

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Lest we forget

Peter Morgan Last week Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said: “To plan protests on Armistice Day is provocative and disrespectful”. Given…

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Instruments of extremism

Gaynor Jones, director YesCymru Startling news emerging from Fleet Street this week suggests that the UK Government wants to implement…

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‘One in four children being brought up in poverty in Wales is a disgrace’

Mike Hedges – MS for Swansea East We have recently had a Senedd committee report that said Wales needs a…

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Israel, Palestine and the Labour party history that has made Keir Starmer’s position so difficult

James Vaughan, Lecturer in International History, Aberystwyth University I said: “I found the British still very emotional about Palestine. Why?”…

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Universal Credit – don’t bank on support if you’re partnered

Stephen Price Barely a day goes by without another headline confirming the dire state of the UK economy at present.…

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The XL Elephant in The Room – Let’s reserve our judgement on responsible dog owners with limited options

Many, many thousands of dog owners are going to be judged harshly over the coming months as a result of…

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It’s only November and already the shelves are full of cloying hypocrisy

Ben Wildsmith When I was a boy, we all used to look forward to the traditional lecture on the commercialisation…

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The coming Welsh Labour leadership election must not be dominated by identity politics

Martin Shipton As I feared, an attempt is underway to make identity politics the focus of the next Welsh Labour…

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Breaking the Silence: Raising Awareness for Men’s Health and Testicular Cancer

Dr Dylan Jones, Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences, Bangor University The clocks have turned back, the trick or treaters have been,…

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The housing horror story for students in Wales

Orla Tarn, NUS Wales President Halloween has been and gone but there are still few things spookier for students than…

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