Eurfyl ap Gwilym says this week’s Wales Audit Office report forecasting £3 billion spending cuts will frame the May 2011 Assembly elections
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Eurfyl ap Gwilym says this week’s Wales Audit Office report forecasting £3 billion spending cuts will frame the May 2011 Assembly elections
Alan Trench reports on the House of Lords debate on the Barnett Formula
Peter Davies suppresses the guilt of piling up airmiles with some Australian ideas on sustainable development
Rhys David says Wales will be setting itself up for disappointment if it joins demands for a share of high speed rail
Briohny Williams ponders some of the main themes that emerged from the IWA’s conference Making a Mark: Women, the Media and Politics earlier this week
Roger Scully probes the paradox of Welsh Labour’s electoral decline continuing amidst the sustained popularity of lost leader Rhodri Morgan
John Osmond reports from today’s IWA conference on ways that women are represented in the media and politics
Friday, March 05, 2010
Welsh Shares Barrel On
There is one star performer in the index of Welsh shares and it operates in an unlikely sector, Rhys David notes
Simon Nurse explores the risks of particpating in the social media