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Welsh Government

Carwyn Jones

Carwyn who?

Roger Scully says that new research shows again that Welsh party leaders are far less known that their UK counterparts

9th December (9th December)
  • Politics and Policy

Wellbeing of Future Generations Bill – 3 things it could change if we get it right

Anne Meikle says there are improvements needed if the Future Generations Bill is going to make a difference.

8th December (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

The IWA Podcast- the Smith Commission

Lee Waters, Cathy Owens and Ed Poole discuss the Smith Commission in the latest IWA Podcast.

28th November
  • Politics and Policy

How much should we pay Assembly Members?

Sandy Blair argues that the increased responsibility of Assembly Members should be reflected in their salary.

24th November (29th February)
  • Politics and Policy

A long term vision on devolution

The Secretary of State for Wales, Stephen Crabb, has made a significant speech in Cardiff outlining his vision for devolution.

17th November (28th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Growing need for a citizen service for Wales

Andy Bevan, author of IWA’s 1st Senedd Paper, A Real Citizen Service for Wales, provides an update on efforts to win support for its proposals

14th November (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Easier Said than Done

Roger Scully looks at how we could increase the size of the Assembly.

3rd November (31st October)
  • Politics and Policy

Home Rule All Round – a hundred and twenty eight years on

Andy Bevan looks at the latest calls for Home Rule and their history.

25th October (27th February)
  • Politics and Policy

State funding for the arts….or not?

Julian Ruck says the concentration of arts funding in Wales limits creativity.

24th October (23rd October)
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