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I’m a lifelong Conservative – but I’m agreeing with Plaid Cymru on the ‘Kami-Kwasi’ tax cuts

Andrew Potts As a lifelong Conservative (if you count voting for Tony Blair and the odd foray with LibDems in…

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Power to the ‘little’ people

Laura Mochan As the group of six smiled triumphantly at the large screen in the small pub basement in Merthyr…

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Something old, something new, something borrowed

Ben Wildsmith Writing behind the Telegraph’s paywall, Avant Garde economist, Kwasi Kwarteng, has conceded that not all of the measures…

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How lockdown helped universities become more accessible to disabled students

Bethany Handley Disabled students have been calling for universities to offer teaching both online and in person for years. Over…

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How do we build a different kind of journalism?

GALWAD: A STORY FROM OUR FUTURE is a human story of contemporary Wales that offers a glimpse into the future…

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Bodies on the beach: a disaster in the making

Jasmine Donahaye The seaside tourist season is over in Wales, and perhaps it’s just as well, because bodies are washing…

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Why the Senedd should host William’s investiture

Theo Davies-Lewis It was the most telling performance to gauge Charles III’s approach as monarch. At the Senedd, the King…

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As a democratic nation we should make our own history and decide whether we want a Prince of Wales

Heledd Fychan, Plaid Cymru Member of the Senedd for South Wales Central Imposing his son as Prince of Wales the…

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1979 and All That

Ben Wildsmith You can learn a great deal about a society from observing which buildings dominate the skyline in its…

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How we in Wales can tackle both the cost of living crisis and the climate emergency at the same time

Sam Ward, Climate Cymru Manager Climate Cymru is a coalition of organisations and people in Wales, united in our aim…

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This is a government by the rich, for the rich – and its wealth won’t be trickling over to Wales

Ifan Morgan Jones There is a saying in Welsh, ‘i’r pant y rhed y dŵr’ – the water flows into…

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Keir Starmer needs to take a leaf out of Mark Drakeford’s book if he wants to become Prime Minister

Keith Darlington The Labour Party Conference begins on September 24th with a small spring in their step following the single-figure…