Rhun ap Iorwerth MS argues for ‘walk-in hubs’ as the change needed in mental health services for young people.
Empowering the Senedd and Resisting Attacks on Devolution
Julie James MS talks to Josiah Mortimer about reforming the electoral system in Wales and the implications of the recent attacks on devolution.
What’s Welsh for ‘Economic Policy’?
Dr Jack Watkins writes that reliance on Foreign Direct Investment must be replaced with development of an economy rooted at the local level.
Poverty Shouldn’t be the Consequence of Caring
Unpaid carers are barely supported in Wales and it’s time they’re protected from the injustice of poverty, argues Rachel Cable.
Why a Universal Basic Income Could Tackle Domestic Abuse
Jack Sargeant MS and Lydia Godden outline why reforming the welfare system is a crucial part of halting violence towards women.
Cancer Doesn’t Stop for a Pandemic – Neither Can We
David Rees MS argues that our response to cancer mustn’t be forgotten as priorities shift to deal with Covid-19.
Why it’s Time to Embrace Uncertainty Politics
Andy Regan casts his eyes on the Senedd elections and wonders whether we will get the debate that Wales needs.
Lifelong, Flexible Learning Needs to be Central to Our Recovery
Louise Casella sets out a vision of how the next government should change Wales’ culture around learning.
A New Apprentice Framework can Deliver a More Equal Wales
Jamie Insole argues that reforming apprenticeships can enable proper lifelong learning in Wales.