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Achieving sustainable and fair tourism: Why we’re launching a consultation on a visitor levy for Wales

Rebecca Evans, Welsh Government Minister for Finance and Local Government Cefin Campbell, Plaid Cymru Designated Member A warm Welsh welcome.…

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Truss premiership is a crisis and opportunity for progressives in Wales

Theo Davies-Lewis And so, the people have spoken. Or, more precisely, Tory party members have. Liz Truss is the fifty-sixth…

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Why the FAW must support a compensation fund for the migrant workers of Qatar’s World Cup

Lewis Owen On June 5th 2022, Wales qualified for the World Cup. I will never tire of the wondrousness of…

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Strap yourselves in – we’re heading for baby-boomergeddon

Ben Wildsmith It has become perversely fashionable to heap opprobrium upon the Baby Boomer generation. Millennials carp about rental costs,…

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Westminster has made it clear it won’t let Wales or Scotland go – so what now for their indy movements?

Ifan Morgan Jones Wales and Scotland’s independence movements have so far been operating under the understanding that the union of…

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Hungry children cannot learn – and Wales has a plan to tackle this

Sioned Williams MS, Plaid Cymru’s spokesperson on social justice and equalities “Something has to give – and I just don’t…

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Why Liz Truss’ ‘jam today’ economic policy will ruin the Conservatives’ reputation as the party of growth

Andrew Potts Much of the Conservative party leadership campaign has seen the candidates vying for who was the most Thatcherite.…

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The Welsh Government must introduce legislation to block inappropriate tree-planting

Cynog Dafis Language pressure-group Dyfodol i’r Iaith is calling upon the Welsh Government (WG) to legislate to prevent tree-planting on…

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With time running out on his premiership the PM returns to his happy place – a warzone

Ben Wildsmith Dragging yourself back to work after an agreeable holiday is always a pain, isn’t it? You need to…

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Immoral energy companies should face corporate manslaughter charges if people die this winter

Carrie Harper, Plaid Cymru Councillor for the Queensway ward on Wrexham Council Every winter there are more deaths than in…

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Why the debate around a National Care Service may put a strain on Plaid and Labour’s co-operation agreement

Andrew Potts As part of Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru’s Co-operation Agreement, an Expert Panel has been established to look…