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More than just a playground: What the Drover’s Way Park means to me, my family, friends and the local community

Dr Radha Nair-Roberts When my husband and I moved to Clos Parc Radur in 2006, part of the reason we…

Living with Covid: how treating masks like umbrellas could help us weather future pandemic threats

Simon Nicholas Williams, Lecturer in Psychology, Swansea University Thankfully, the UK now looks to be past the peak of both…

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Can Wales afford to be independent? The question is can we afford not to be?

Rhys ab Owen MS As the deadline approaches for my party’s submission of its evidence to the Independence Commission, and…

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Empty leaders for imaginary voters

Ben Wildsmith There are a great many things at which I am absolutely useless. If I manage to perform a…

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100 years of Welsh Labour – A cause for celebration or concern?

Rhys ab Owen MS I doubt that there is a living soul that remembers a time when Welsh politics was…

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If Wales wants to stand on its own two feet, we need to stop falling behind on education

Andrew Potts If there is a much used but little understood modern political phrase, it is ‘levelling up’. But strip…

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Starmer’s attempt to hijack England’s sporting bandwagon shows why it’s so hard for Welsh fans to get onboard

Ifan Morgan Jones Let me be clear (a phrase politicians are so fond of) – I have nothing against England’s…

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Wales’ GPs are quitting because they’re burnt out – where are the solutions?

Dr Owain Rhys Hughes, surgeon and founder and CEO of Cinapsis This week, a new report from MPs delivered the…

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Why Wales now needs a campaign movement to demand powers over rail infrastructure

Ifan Morgan Jones I don’t need to tell anyone who has spent any time in Wales that the public transport…

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From Lib Dem to PM – Liz Truss is U-turning into Number 10

Ben Wildsmith For all the doom and gloomsters out there, we had some fabulous economic news this week. Last month’s…

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Labour must put people and the planet before profit

Lynne Jones, candidate for Wales’s representative on the UK Labour’s National Executive Committee A red thread runs through the history of…

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Why Yma o hyd is a song relevant to football in Brittany as well as Wales

Jonathan Ervine, Senior Lecturer in French at Bangor University The popularity of Dafydd Iwan’s song Yma o hyd among Welsh…

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Opinion

More than just a playground: What the Drover’s Way Park means to me, my family, friends and the local community

Living with Covid: how treating masks like umbrellas could help us weather future pandemic threats

Can Wales afford to be independent? The question is can we afford not to be?

Empty leaders for imaginary voters

100 years of Welsh Labour – A cause for celebration or concern?

If Wales wants to stand on its own two feet, we need to stop falling behind on education

Starmer’s attempt to hijack England’s sporting bandwagon shows why it’s so hard for Welsh fans to get onboard

Wales’ GPs are quitting because they’re burnt out – where are the solutions?

Why Wales now needs a campaign movement to demand powers over rail infrastructure

From Lib Dem to PM – Liz Truss is U-turning into Number 10

Labour must put people and the planet before profit

Why Yma o hyd is a song relevant to football in Brittany as well as Wales

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