Opinion Archives - Page 7 of 210

The importance of firm foundations

Evan Thomas Is Wales a country? It depends, really. Legally, no. After our conquest in 1283, the Acts of Union…

30 comments.

What next for the Welsh Tories?

Jonathan Edwards What started as a stunt in an Agricultural Show has turned into a full-scale crisis for Tory Senedd…

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Three councils. One goal: Fairer local democracy

Jessica Blair, director Electoral Reform Society Cymru A month ago, we saw one of the most disproportionate elections in Welsh…

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For Welsh roles, see England: The new Richard Burton movie is a tale as old as time

Stephen Price A biopic of legendary Welsh actor Richard Burton ‘wrapped’ last week – and in a recurring theme for…

24 comments.

Is this the end for Andrew RT Davies?

Ethan Jones Is it the end of the road for Andrew RT Davies as leader of the Conservative Party in…

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Taxing income is the fairest way of raising money

Mike Hedges – MS for Swansea East Taxing income should be the fairest way of raising money with the more…

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The triumph of the will

Ben Wildsmith We’ve seen this week what an elected government in the UK is capable of if it is motivated…

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Wales is for sale: Why Cymru needs a Land Reform Act

Ken Moon, Founder of Tir Pontypridd A recent post highlighting some relatively un-preposing farm-land for sale in Treochy, the Rhondda…

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First ‘they’ came for… Andrew Tate!?

Ken Moon In a week when far-right rioting reached its peak (hopefully) here in parts of the UK the dailydot.com,…

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Make him go away

Ben Wildsmith Sipping from a can of Monster, ‘Andy’ (not his real name) struggles to articulate what caused him to…

31 comments.

The Final Frontier: Wales is experiencing a space sector surge

Clare Bailey and Gary Carver The Welsh space sector is experiencing rapid growth, underscored by the UK Space Agency’s first…