Ahead of the 2026 Senedd election, The Open University in Wales calls on the next Welsh Government to prioritise flexible higher education as a driver for a stronger economy, thriving communities, and secure futures.
High blood pressure: the need for a preventative healthcare agenda in Wales
Bronwen Morgan-Jones explains why tackling high blood pressure is needed as part of a wider preventative healthcare agenda to reduce cardiovascular disease in Wales.
The Bus Services (Wales) Bill: a moment of opportunity to create more accessible services for all users
RNIB Cymru research calls for reform to the Bus Bill in order to deliver on a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a national bus network for Wales that is truly accessible for all.
Words to win the next Welsh election
Roger Lewis takes a look at the words behind Senedd campaigns past and what we might see ahead of 2026.
Power to the People? Recalling Members of the Senedd
Dr Ben Stanford discusses the Senedd’s plans for recall.
The £7,500 question: Can Wales cut red tape before the clock runs out?
Marine Furet, from Nesta, outlines how Welsh Government can act now to support households to take up heat pumps.
The weakness of the Fourth Estate in Wales and the danger to trust in politics
Gary Howells argues that the decline of the Welsh media landscape is not just a media issue, but a democratic one, and needs urgent attention and reform.
Targeted screening is vital to combat lung cancer in Wales
Judi Rhys MBE, outgoing Chief Executive at Tenovus Cancer Care, discusses the vital importance of targeted lung cancer screening.
Making the National Eisteddfod more inclusive: reflections on the Perthyn Project
Members of the Perthyn Project reflect on their experiences of working on the project, which explored the radical roots of the National Eisteddfod, examined people’s perceptions of the festival and aimed to identify ways to make it more inclusive for the diverse communities of Wales.