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Sunday trains campaign

Tom Williams, Cardiff, one of the Assembly Government’s Climate Change Champions for 2008: I am writing as the leader of

29th September (25th January)
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Welsh crunch

James Foreman-Peck, Cardiff Business School, Director of the Welsh Institute for Research in Economics and Development Amid the choking of

25th September (25th January)
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Timing the next vote on the Assembly

John Osmond, IWA Director This week’s survey from the Institute of Welsh Politics at Aberystwyth University, showing that most people

23rd September (2nd February)
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Regeneration challenge

Chris O’Malley, IWA Trustee and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Regional and International Development), University of Wales, Newport The recent IWA report proposing

22nd September (2nd February)
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Predicting the next General Election in Wales

Denis Balsom forecasts the next General Election:

17th September (2nd February)
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No to a Cardiff megacity

The Western Mail’s headline about a new report from the London-based Centre for Cities, UK Cities in the Global Economy:

10th September (25th January)
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Don’t let our water ‘leek’ away

After the carbon footprint we now have our water footprint to worry about as well. One of the less obvious

8th September (25th January)
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Valleys Mayor: the reaction

Perhaps Wales needs a new alternative national anthem. Not Delilah, which has already been appropriated as one of Wales’s rugby

12th August (25th January)
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Bargaining chip in media meltdown

ITV’s slow decline is well known and the broadcaster revealed the extent of the reduction in its advertising revenue this

7th August (25th January)
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