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Wales is not for sale: Come to the Senedd this Saturday to demand justice for all our communities

*English follows below* Mabli Siriol Jones, Cadeirydd Cymdeithas yr Iaith Mae gan bawb yr hawl i gartref yn eu cymuned.…

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NHS frontline feels like a battlefield for patients and staff alike

Sarah Morgan Jones Three weeks ago, I was lying in bed wondering – with remarkably little concern – how would…

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Complaints about ‘sleaze’ at Westminster ring hollow – they’re just not trying to hide it anymore

Ifan Morgan Jones The sudden outburst of concern by opposition parties in the wake of the Owen Paterson lobbying row…

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We should tackle over-tourism rather than get angry about cancelled new roads

Huw Prys Jones For any government who may wish to cancel a spending commitment on environmental grounds, it’s clear that…

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Why the Welsh independence movement is worth millions to Wales’ economy

Ifan Morgan Jones When the UK Government announced yesterday that £160m would be spent to develop wind farms off the…

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Rebuilding the local food economy is the answer to our rural jobs crisis

Duncan Fisher How do we stem the exodus of young people from our rural communities? Duncan Fisher of Our Food,…

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Why doesn’t Westminster just ditch Wales?

Gareth Ceidiog Hughes The First Minister has recently suggested that successive UK Government have viewed Wales as “ungrateful and ever-demanding…

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Tory sewage dumping shows why we should never trust Westminster with our natural resources

Cefin Campbell MS, Plaid Cymru Rural Affairs spokesperson Wales is home to 45 Blue Flag status beaches, and a whole…

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Brexit broke the story we’d been telling about ourselves as a nation – we need to write a better one

JL George If you read fiction, go to the cinema, play video games, or watch TV drama, it’s probably happened…

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For women, devolving justice and policing goes beyond politics – we need to fix a broken system

Llinos Dafydd It is five years today since I first shared my story of being raped at the age of…

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Welsh MPs call on Westminster spending watchdog to look into possible Port Talbot pensions mis-selling

Welsh MPs have called on Westminster’s spending watchdog to look into a lack of action by the financial sector regulator…

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The Art of Letter Writing: Welsh artists are nominated for the Turner Prize – what does it mean?

Richard Parry There is an embarrassed silence from the Welsh media on the inclusion of Welsh artists in the running…

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Opinion

Wales is not for sale: Come to the Senedd this Saturday to demand justice for all our communities

NHS frontline feels like a battlefield for patients and staff alike

Complaints about ‘sleaze’ at Westminster ring hollow – they’re just not trying to hide it anymore

We should tackle over-tourism rather than get angry about cancelled new roads

Why the Welsh independence movement is worth millions to Wales’ economy

Rebuilding the local food economy is the answer to our rural jobs crisis

Why doesn’t Westminster just ditch Wales?

Tory sewage dumping shows why we should never trust Westminster with our natural resources

Brexit broke the story we’d been telling about ourselves as a nation – we need to write a better one

For women, devolving justice and policing goes beyond politics – we need to fix a broken system

Welsh MPs call on Westminster spending watchdog to look into possible Port Talbot pensions mis-selling

The Art of Letter Writing: Welsh artists are nominated for the Turner Prize – what does it mean?

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