Dr Daria Luchinsakya argues that pressure on resource budgets is likely to intensify following yesterday’s Autumn Statement.
The Autumn Statement: A view from Wales
Stuart Ropke reviews the impact of the Autumn Statement on Wales.
A respite for supported housing schemes?
Stuart Ropke calls for assurances that existing schemes for people in supported housing can be maintained following an announcement from the DWP.
Risks in tax devolution talks if Welsh concerns pushed aside
Guto Ifan and Ed Gareth Poole set out the issues at stake for Wales in tax devolution.
Labour’s problems go way beyond Jeremy Corbyn
Lee Waters says there is a gulf between the Labour Party and the people it was created to represent.
How can councils in Wales balance their books?
Ian Jones and Steve Martin explore how councils across Wales can mitigate the financial pressures they face.
Stephen Crabb and the increasingly slim chance of a Welsh PM
Ben O’Keeffe explains why the UK’s changing constitution makes Stephen Crabb’s shot at the UK’s top job increasingly difficult.
Budget 2016: Implications for Wales
Beyond the headlines and controversy, Eurfyl ap Gwilym finds the 2016 UK Budget full of 2nd order financial measures and fudges.
Bridging Wales’ Oxbridge Gap
Lord Paul Murphy talks to Dylan Moore about why Wales has an Oxbridge problem, the Seren project that aims to support Wales’ brightest – and how we might eventually tempt those graduates back