Ahead of appearing at the IWA’s first Coffee Shop Debate at Cardiff’s Chapter Arts Centre 6.30pm tomorrow, Wiard Sterk provides a foretaste of his views
Reading the Polling Runes
English phoney war could occlude shifting undercurrents in the Welsh electoral landscape
Welsh Seats to Watch on 6 May
John Osmond surveys the battleground constituencies in Wales in the forthcoming general election
Rising tide lifts Welsh shares
Rhys David notes that some but not all Welsh shares have benefited from renewed investor confidence
A Citizen’s Curriculum for Lifelong Learning
Dr Stevie Upton reports on a recent IWA seminar series, ‘Making our small country clever’.
Counting sheep is crucial for Welsh uplands
John Osmond calls for an in-depth look at the impact over-grazing is having across much of rural Wales
ITV news bidders in limbo after pre-election deal
A new style news service for ITV in Wales is a casualty of the pre-election horse-trading to complete the Government’s legislative programme. Geraint Talfan Davies looks at the prospects.
Universities can spearhead economic change
Chris O’Malley says that disadvantaged communities must find the source of regeneration within themselves
Tescopoly hits small towns of north Wales
Derek Jones considers the arguments engulfing many small Welsh towns over supermarket developments