Rhys David reports that Welsh shares could have given investors useful returns over the past six months, but they would have had to choose carefully
Vote for the A470
David Williams finds that traversing the town square in Rhayader is coming between him and national unity
Commitment to culture skin deep
Geraint Talfan Davies looks at what the UK and Welsh manifestos have to say about culture and the arts
Restoring faith in politics in west Wales
Nick Ainger, Labour’s candidate in Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, reports on a funding backlash
Rubicon crossed on fair votes
The 2010 election campaign has exposed our corrupt electoral system as never before
Towards financial stringency
Jonathan Edwards, Plaid’s candidate in Carmarthen East and Dinefwr, says canvassing is like opening a box of chocolates
Hung parliament will provoke English crisis
Guy Lodge asks why no one noticed that a hung parliament would trigger a constitutional crisis in England
Burton Our Lost Leader
Peter Stead reflects on a famous Welshman who continues to be part of who we think we are
The crude debate on devolution and public spending
Geraint Talfan Davies examines three caricatures of ‘regional profligacy’ in the UK