Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director BBC Cymru Wales, Celtic Media Festival, Swansea, 25th April 2013
Talk of a Plaid-Labour coalition for Anglesey
David Taylor reports on the local election in an authority which has been blighted by controversy and failure
Anglesey can become proud of itself again
Heledd Fychan says the island now has an opportunity to enter a new era of accountable local politics
Economics rather than rights critical for language survival
Harold Carter and John Aitchison find there are now more Welsh speakers in Cardiff than Ceredigion
Mae tynged yr iaith yn nwylo Leighton Andrews
Robin Farrar sy’n esbonio pwysigrwydd cael penderfyniad ar unwaith ynghylch dyletswyddau cyrff cyhoeddus a rhai cwmnïau i gynnig gwasanaethau yn Gymraeg
Sacred landscape and Sustainable Development
Cynog Dafis argues that a circle can be squared on green growth
Recovering Welsh traditions of co-operation and community
Ruth Dineen says we must end state services that define people as unemployed, homeless, ill or infirm
Wales’ connectivity challenge
John Osmond says improving Welsh communication links will define our economic future
Technology cannot tackle climate change
Calvin Jones says Wales can lead the way in replacing economic growth with the notion of useful work