Eurfyl ap Gwilym presents an analysis of what the recent cross-Whitehall briefing of the possible impact of Brexit means for the Welsh economy

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Eurfyl ap Gwilym presents an analysis of what the recent cross-Whitehall briefing of the possible impact of Brexit means for the Welsh economy
Professor Karen Holford argues high quality research can deliver significant long-term economic benefits.
Janet Finch-Saunders discusses new proposals for local government reform
Glyndwr Cennydd Jones discusses the future of the UK Union, made modern and fit for purpose in the context of Brexit.
Augusta Lewis reflects on the benefits of children learning outdoors
Peter Black offers thoughts on how to make sure Welsh local government reform is lasting and empowering.
Mike Hedges asks if bigger is always better when it comes to public service delivery in Wales.
Following on from a recent debate hosted by the IWA, Wales Governance Centre and All Party Parliamentary Group on Devolution in the House of Lords, we share a series of reflections from leading academics on the implications of the EU Withdrawal Bill on the devolved Nations.
To finish the series, Professor Alan Page explores how Brexit could impact the UK’s territorial constitution
Following on from a recent debate hosted by the IWA, Wales Governance Centre and All Party Parliamentary Group on Devolution in the House of Lords, we share a series of reflections from leading academics on the implications of the EU Withdrawal Bill on the devolved Nations.
Today, Dr Jo Hunt considers the UK internal market and its relationship with the constitution of the UK.