Mr Justice David Lloyd Jones reports in his lecture for the Law Society on the present state and operation of the judicial branch of government in Wales and the extent to which it is adapting to meet the needs of devolution.
Falling out over money
Editorial in the Summer 2010 issue of Agenda predicts some ‘family rows’ between the UK nations
Making sense of the Holtham Commission’s report
Alan Trench explores the Holtham Commission’s view that a devolved government needs to be more than an elected spending agency.
Parties take their partners for a Welsh quadrille
Rhys David reports on an IWA conference on the issues and dilemmas arising from Wales’s four main parties having a share in governing the country
Not quite so grim up north, or here in Wales
Rhys David reports that the gap between living standards between richer and poorer parts of the UK is not as great as we thought
Wales Today needs a Welsh Six
David Williams says we need some serious journalism at peak viewing time on Welsh television
Holding our breath on Lords reform
David Melding says we should think of devolution when reforming the upper chamber
Cohabition Between the Taff and Thames
Setting the scene for a major IWA conference on the future of coalition politics in Cardiff on 9 July
Good-bye Pomland, hurry-up (little) England
Tom Nairn says we are living through a most peculiar constitutional revolution