Eurfyl ap Gwilym asks what exactly is the size of the spending cuts being planned for Wales following the election
Volcanic refugees witness return of the King
Spooked by aliens David Williams says the election campaign is getting surreal
Back to the (urban) land movement grows in Wales
Steve Garrett heralds the IWA’s Food in the City conference at Cardiff’s Chapter Arts Centre on 24 May
Don’t mention the debt mountain
In denial the voters simply don’t want to hear about spending cuts or taxes
Capital thoughts on a Spring day
Peter Finch worries that Bute Park, Cardiff’s green lung, is flaking away
Assembly Cynulliad Bwletin April 2010
Four manifestos in one week – it must be a General Election. The fallout from the Welsh Leaders Debate, Peter Stead’s take on how Dave Cameron lost the 2010 General Election and John Osmond thinks about the seats that could be up for grabs on the 6th May 2010.
Seduction of the TV debates
Peter Stead judges that Brown was better, Cameron not up to the job, and Clegg kept the debate alive
Germans in charge of Welsh railways is huge opportunity
Deutsche Bahn’s takeover of Arriva should prompt Transport Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones to put in a call to Berlin
Tracking the Clegg phenomenon
Denis Balsom assesses the impact of the Liberal Democrat spike in the polls on the Welsh battleground seats