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Living and thriving with 20mph in Wales

Stephen Cunnah, Sustrans Cymru’ Policy and External Affairs Manager Before 2017, I hadn’t given a great deal of thought to…

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‘We need a new long-term vision for food in Wales’

Derek Walker – Future Generations Commissioner for Wales From farm to fork, food is critical to the health of our…

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A message to Labour: To be truly radical is to make hope possible rather than despair convincing

Hywel Williams, Plaid Cymru MP for Arfon My constituency of Arfon is one of the poorest in the UK. For…

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Green stuff: a cautionary tale

Ben Wildsmith I didn’t take a bus on Thursday for environmental reasons, nor because I thought it was likely to…

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Mark Drakeford should intervene to ensure Labour Senedd candidates are selected solely by party members in Wales

Martin Shipton When the next Senedd election takes place in less than three years time, the institution will be 27…

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Why I support Devo-Max for Wales

Mike Hedges MS We have had three devolution settlements for Wales, and we are no closer to a long-term settlement than…

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Ambition, Bravery, Confidence – the ABC of an Indy Wales

Gwern Gwynfil, CEO of YesCymru When we are young we find it easier to be ambitious, to be brave and…

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Wales Book of the Year: writers as competitors

Nigel Jarrett The metaphorical vat of observations I’m treading in order to create a flowing, velvet-red argument that will go…

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‘I wanna do Meeja Studies!’

Ben Wildsmith Sad news this week when it emerged that George Armstrong, who played Alan Humphries in the original run…

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A teaching assistant says he lost his job at a Church in Wales school for expressing Christian views – but there’s more to it than that

Martin Shipton The latest battle in what has come to be seen as a culture war was played out in…

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What the priorities should be for the Welsh Government’s next budget

Mike Hedges MS We are less than four months into this year’s budget, but thoughts are turning to the Welsh Government’s…

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Welsh Labour’s existential crisis

Gwern Gwynfil – CEO of Yes Cymru Wales has a decent claim to being the crucible in which UK Labour…