John Osmond says yesterday’s Welsh Government proposals to extend devolution are setting up a confrontation with Whitehall
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Comment, analysis and debate on the issues that matter for Wales, by writers from diverse sectors and political perspectives.
John Osmond says yesterday’s Welsh Government proposals to extend devolution are setting up a confrontation with Whitehall
Euryn Ogwen Williams says audience figures are only part of the viewing picture in a world of on demand communications
Richard Porch makes a compelling case for re-introducing public drinking fountains
John Ashley reports on an IWA debate on the future of a neglected region of Wales
John Osmond reports on a debate amongst experts from the four corners of the changing union on how best to finance devolution
Dylan Jones-Evans examines one aspect of the Welsh economy that offers some encouragement
Iain MacWhirter says the Yes campaign needs to bridge the Scottish confidence gap, its psychology of national defeatism
Ray Hurcombe argues that changing the business rates regime in Wales will undermine care delivered by voluntary organisations
John Osmond warns the end of our national daily and other Welsh titles is in sight unless new support for newspapers can be found