Extracts from a 2007 interview with Swansea poet Nigel Jenkins who died yesterday
What sport can do for Wales
Calvin Jones provides an economist’s take on ways to shape our games for the good of the country
Teaching Welsh for the sake of our children
John Osmond opens up a debate on the teaching of the language in English-medium schools
A second city – relegation for Swansea?
Lee Waters says if Swansea has serious ambitions to rank alongside Cardiff it needs to look towards Bristol where the elected Mayor (pictured) has brought a focus to the city.
Bling breaks down barriers at the Museum
David Anderson explains how arts and culture can contribute to tackling child poverty in Wales
Why school film clubs are spreading across Wales
Non Stevens says cinema provides a powerful example of the impact that cultural engagement can have with disadvantaged children and young people
Raymond Williams and the future of transformative education
Niki Seth-Smith reflects on an English seminar that engaged with the Welsh writer’s view of the ‘long revolution’
Filling the space between the words
Barry Morgan says the launch of the H’mm Foundation demonstrates why poetry matters to the Welsh
A question Welsh broadcasters should fear
Geraint Talfan Davies examines the Culture Select Committee report on the BBC Licence fee deal and finds reason to worry