The UK General Election and Wales; What’s going on with the referendum?; The short straw for women in Westminster; How can Welsh businesses thrive and grow?
IWA calls for BBC funding switch to Wales
A new deal for the BBC services for Wales is called for in the IWA’s response to a BBC Strategy Review that ignored Wales
Where the cuts will fall
Deuparth gwaith ei ddechrau, two thirds of a job is starting it, suggests Eurfyl ap Gwilym
Good-bye Pomland, hurry-up (little) England
Tom Nairn says we are living through a most peculiar constitutional revolution
Leighton Andrews delivers a wake up call to universities
Days of Higher Education institutions being the “last resting place of the crachach” are numbered
Leadership in Higher Education – in difficult times
Leighton Andrews AM, Minister for Children, Education and Lifelong Learning
Cardiff University’s Regeneration Institute
25 May 2010
Environment Agency struggles with hydropower
John Osmond says regulation regime is slowing small-scale hydro-electric schemes aimed at reducing CO2 emissions across Wales
Small country with a big history
Trevor Herbert says an Open University course on Welsh history is proving a world-wide hit
Tiger Bay’s latest renaissance
John Briggs on a new exhibition which underscores the contrast between glitzy Cardiff Bay and the older community that lies behind the waterfront