After bringing together some of Wales’s leading experts in academia, business, and the public sector, the Learned Society of Wales shares a vision of innovation for Wales that is inclusive and open to all. Read on to discover how civic, research, public sector and industry organisations can work together to build an inclusive innovation ecosystem that benefits all of Wales.
In the first in a series of articles, Sarah Rees, Head of Oxfam Cymru, looks at how Wales can lead the way in building a fairer, greener world.
Glyndwr Cennydd Jones calls for a constitution that will codify the relations between the four nations in the UK.
Dylan Moore says to improve public discourse, we need to rediscover our moral compass
Economics needs to become accessible to the public if we are to transform society. Jo Earle explains how we do it.
Rachel Minto reflects on her involvement in a panel discussion at the Hay Festival about the role of the Welsh diaspora post-Brexit
Peter Black makes a case for more effective Town and Community Councils delivering place-based services in their area
Jess Blair outlines a new report, which has identified abuse and work life balance as the major barriers to diversity.
Mat Mathias gives a view on the characters of the general election
Peter Black responds to Steffan Lewis’ suggestions on how to improve engagement within the National Assembly for Wales.
Nicolas Webb says back benchers have the potential to offer a lot to the fifth assembly.
