John Osmond says the announcement on electrification co-inciding with the Welsh Conservatives Spring conference could spell good news
Demand follows supply in Welsh-medium education
Mark Drakeford says the capital is failing to meet the rising demand for new Welsh language schools
If only we could think big
David Wilde believes Cardiff has missed an opportunity to create something much more flexible and useful than its bus fare payment card
What we put on our walls
Huw David Jones reports on a symposium on collecting contemporary art at the National Museum Cardiff.
The politics of compromise and consensus
Kirsty Williams says 2010 was a year when the Liberal Democrats brought stability to government
Wales left at end of the line on electrification
Gareth Clubb makes the case for devolving the railways
Cardiff’s looming housing crisis
John Osmond says that only an imaginative new city region approach to the capital’s problems has a chance of success
Wales, a real community
Carwyn Jones, First Minister for Wales
Centre for Governance event, Cardiff University
2nd November 2010
No longer unloved but often still without a purpose
We have stopped pulling sound old buildings down but we have not found a way to bring them back into use, says Rhys David