Eurfyl ap Gwilym argues that reducing the cuts in the Welsh budget’s capital spend would provide a counter-cyclical stimulus to the economy
Assembly Bwletin Cynulliad November 2010
The draft Welsh Assembly Government budget; The “yoof” problem in politics; Wales in Westminster – our political clout
The DIY Gilbern still lives
Jonathan Brooks-Jones looks back at a German fibre-glass pioneer whose sports car became a household name in Wales
Weaning us off our dependency culture
Ken Moon says community energy schemes can kick-start transition to a low carbon economy
Wales now more confident in engaging Whitehall
Andrew Davies predicts that relations between Cardiff Bay and Westminster will be the major fault-line in Welsh politics over the next five years
Electrification to Swansea a “no brainer”
Stuart Cole investigates why UK Transport Minister is havering over his decision to upgrade Wales’ rail connectivity
Health cuts soften spending blow elsewhere
Welsh Government reveals its pending priorities for the next three years
Fair funding and no representation without taxation
Gerald Holtham argues it is time to sort out the UK’s devolution finances
Wales must address its lack of political clout
Geraint Talfan Davies argues that making our voice heard will involve working better across our democratic institutions