As Plaid Cymru’s annual conference opens today John Osmond says it is still searching for a unique selling point
A healthier service will only emerge through innovation
Marcus Longley explains why to survive the Welsh NHS must speed up change and not merely dig in and defend in the face of cuts
We need a new economic model
Gwion Iqbal Malik says Welsh Labour needs to embrace a radical agenda to inspire its supporters
Falling out over money
Editorial in the Summer 2010 issue of Agenda predicts some ‘family rows’ between the UK nations
Confusion of the Quangos
Alan Trench warns the proposed merger of the Health Protection Agency and Department of Health could have catastrophic consequences
Whitehall ducks scrutiny on climate change
Peter Davies says abolition of Sustainable Development Commission could provide an opportunity for Wales
Head of Education Department quits
The departure of one of Wales’s leading civil servants reveals a personality clash at the heart of government policy
Back to drawing board on social care
Joseph Carter urges the Welsh Government to reform paying for social care
We will feel the draught of English policy
Geraint Talfan Davies says the new policies being rolled out for England will have consequences for Wales