John Osmond takes a look at a new book examining the 1984-05 Miners Strike a quarter of a century ago that, he says, illuminates the struggles of contemporary Wales.
Railway upgrade – just how electrifying for Wales?
The Great Western Railway electrification is to be welcomed, says Rhys David, but some vital questions remain
Getting climate change message across
John Osmond hears veteran campaigner Jonathan Porritt deliver an American message to Welsh environmentalists
Losing out to Barnett
John Osmond looks at the way Labour Secretaries of State have been promoting Welsh interests in Whitehall
IWA west Wales branch visit to Bluestone
The west Wales branch visited Bluestone Leisure village in Pembrokeshire for their June meeting to understand the impact of the development on the west Wales economy over the first year of its operation.
Lords say Barnett is ‘arbitrary and unfair’
Eurfyl ap Gwilym on the implications of the Lords’ report into the Barnett formula:
Welsh public spending’s answer: 114
James Foreman-Peck reflects on fairer public spending across the UK:
Will Britain survive beyond 2020?
John Osmond enters into a debate with Conservative AM David Melding’s advocacy of federalism as a solution to Britain’s constitutional instability
What the Holtham Commission’s interim report means
Eurfyl ap Gwilym examines the interim report from the Holtham Commission on funding Welsh devolved government: