“Some people simply choose a destination for their holiday and just go there. How come I end up in places that I’ve never thought of, and never even heard about?” Edin Suljic writes about Wales in the winter.
Welsh independence should be negotiated first
The details of what an independent Wales would look like needs negotiating before a referendum or we could end up with a Brexit-style blank cheque, argues Mike Hedges
Brexit extremism is trashing our constitution
Our political leaders are playing with fire by devaluing our representative institutions and a larger conversation around our constitutional future is long overdue, argues Paul Silk
Spare me the hypocrisy – MPs have a duty to deliver Brexit
The public have waited long enough. Parliament needs to make sure that we leave the EU next month or a General Election is essential
Reforming qualifications is a vital step towards a modern care service
New Health, Social Care and Childcare Qualifications are the right step towards making our care staff ready for the future
Please Parliament, step back from catastrophe
A no-deal Brexit is a national act of self-harm that will hurt the weakest the most. We must fight to stay in the EU, argues Robert Alun Evans
Facial recognition cameras are racist and authoritarian
South Wales Police may be allowed to use facial recognition cameras but the use of this technology massively infringes our most basic freedoms argues Dr Ed Bridges
End of life care relies on properly supported community nurses
Andrew Wilson-Mouasher says that supporting community care staff is essential for ensuring people at the end of their lives receive the best care possible
The UK’s constitution is wanting, all options should be on the table
Glyndwr Cennydd Jones’ summary paper ‘Constitutional Frameworks and Sovereignty in These Isles’ explores models of reform for the UK generally, and Wales specifically