Yvette Vaughan Jones assesses what has been achieved in the four years since Cardiff mounted its ill-fated bid
Scottish perspectives 2: Where oil plus social solidarity spells success
Iain Mcwhirter writes home from Norway with some sobering lessons
Scottish perspectives 1: Problem with the ‘No’ men
Gerry Hassan objects to the strident tone in which the case for the union is being deployed north of the border
New Police Commissioners step into a vacuum
Owain ap Gareth finds that piecemeal tinkering with democratic reform fails to engage voters
Supreme Court rejects ‘bizarre’ Wales Office objection to Assembly Bill
Manon George says yesterday’s judgement points to need for reserved powers for Wales along Scottish lines
Overcoming Cardiff’s block on family housing
Mark Barry argues that the Welsh capital should adopt a European central city planning model for its development
Radical tax varying powers recommended for Wales
John Osmond reports on yesterday’s launch of the Silk Commission’s report on more financial autonomy for the Welsh Government
How to damage public confidence in the Assembly
Richard Wyn Jones and Roger Scully reject the Silk Commission’s arguments for a referendum on devolving taxes
‘Wales, a Jurisdiction?’
Theodore Huckle QC, Counsel General, Welsh Government, Speech to the Society of Legal Scholars, Cardiff Law School, 15 November 2012