…in narrow veins that went on for miles. Not much food is grown outside these days, only obscenely expensive organic stuff people with money eat. The rest of us feed…
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…in narrow veins that went on for miles. Not much food is grown outside these days, only obscenely expensive organic stuff people with money eat. The rest of us feed…
…shows that public feedback does not only demonstrate the strength of feeling across Wales, it also significantly strengthens the proposals as the Review progresses. Syniadau uchelgeisiol, awdurdodol a mentrus. Ymunwch…
…not simply thinking about rural areas feeding themselves. Most people live in cities and so our key challenge is to devise supply routes into cities from their rural hinterlands. In…
…comprised of Ministers, members of the farming unions and others, to monitor how support and regulations are impacting the rural economy, so farmers can feed into it, and we can…
…For Wales to become a well-being economy, those principles must feed into every level of governance. The cover of A Wales that Cares for People and Planet Care underpins all…
…value of strengthening the foundational economy, the need to reconfigure Wales’ fiscal formula and reimagine the relations between trade unions, employers and the workforce. The IWA have made the below…
…still have direct implications for the future of Wales’ budget through Barnett Consequentials (the mechanism through which additional spending in UK Government budgets in devolved areas feeds into the Welsh…
…up and implement a foundational economy so that it can be implemented across Wales. How do we do that? None of this is easy, trying to win hearts and minds…
…government, policy professionals, academics and the community energy sector, sharing their views on enabling a just transition, while identifying opportunities for collaboration. The discussion, which will feed into the next…