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Westminster’s justification for denying Wales a St David’s Day bank holiday is inane and insulting

Gareth Ceidiog Hughes The UK Government is taking us for a bunch of mugs. If you want an example of…

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Why we must push back against shocking levels of surveillance in Welsh workplaces

Sarah Murphy, Labour MS for Bridgend Working people are at the at the coalface of new technologies – ones that…

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Why all roads in Wales should lead to the Welsh language, and how to make it happen

Jeremy Miles, Minister for Education and the Welsh Language We’re all on a journey with Cymraeg. We all have our…

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The battle for YesCymru needs to stop – or there won’t be a YesCymru to lead

Ifan Morgan Jones Today’s Extraordinary General Meeting has revealed just how damaging the continuing war for control of YesCymru has…

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Welsh Government is condemning rural communities to misery by ditching road projects

Mabon ap Gwynfor, Plaid Cymru MS for Dwyfor Meirionnydd The Welsh Government has won plaudits for ditching road projects. But…

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YesCymru needs to move forward – members should vote for the new proposals at the EGM

Meic Pattison, member of the YesCymru Gweithgor I would like to thank my colleague and neighbour Dr Dyfrig Jones for his…

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YesCymru needs reform – but members should vote against the new proposals at the EGM

Dyfrig Jones Back in October 2018, Iwan Rhys published an article here, on Nation.Cymru, urging the members of YesCymru (YC)…

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Why it’s time to give Wales’ woolly Future Generations Act some teeth

Rhys ab Owen, Plaid Cymru Senedd Member for South Wales Central The need to plan for the future has rightly…

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‘Male violence against women cannot be solved with a ribbon so easy to wear and a pledge so easy to sign

Ali Morris, Specialist VAWDASV Trainer and Consultant I didn’t wear a white ribbon this year. A ribbon to mark the…

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Bazinga – speak its name: performative autism is mimicry not representation

Millie Palmer Bazinga. A simple word, yet one that fills me with potent anger whenever I hear it. The word…

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Gary Speed, a Welsh pop star and one fateful day in November

David Owens This is a story about the former Wales football manager, a Welsh pop icon and one of the…

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Boris Johnson’s tawdry Westminster circus of chaos calls for a different kind of politics in Wales

Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru MP Saying that Boris Johnson has made a real pig’s ear of governing may be…

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Opinion

Westminster’s justification for denying Wales a St David’s Day bank holiday is inane and insulting

Why we must push back against shocking levels of surveillance in Welsh workplaces

Why all roads in Wales should lead to the Welsh language, and how to make it happen

The battle for YesCymru needs to stop – or there won’t be a YesCymru to lead

Welsh Government is condemning rural communities to misery by ditching road projects

YesCymru needs to move forward – members should vote for the new proposals at the EGM

YesCymru needs reform – but members should vote against the new proposals at the EGM

Why it’s time to give Wales’ woolly Future Generations Act some teeth

‘Male violence against women cannot be solved with a ribbon so easy to wear and a pledge so easy to sign

Bazinga – speak its name: performative autism is mimicry not representation

Gary Speed, a Welsh pop star and one fateful day in November

Boris Johnson’s tawdry Westminster circus of chaos calls for a different kind of politics in Wales

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