John Osmond hears why Dafydd Elis-Thomas wants to lead his party
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John Osmond hears why Dafydd Elis-Thomas wants to lead his party
John Osmond argues that the Silk Commission has a much broader canvas than originally envisaged
John Osmond says there are at least two ways of looking at the devolution story in Wales
John Osmond unpicks the terms of reference of the Welsh Commission on Devolution announced yesterday
John Osmond describes how aspirations for a city region in south east Wales will receive an injection of Canadian experience next month
Gwion Iqbal Malik argus that the parties must do more to select black and ethnic minority candidates
Gareth Hughes says Peter Hain’s call for Assembly elections to use First Past The Post would be good for Labour, but not for democracy
Michael Haggett echoes a call for Carwyn Jones to fulfill his manifesto commitment to transform the civil service
John Osmond asks why the Welsh Government’s ‘central organising principle’ doesn’t have a higher priority