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With the commencement of another academic year, this week we will focus on the worrying rise in child poverty, particularly across Wales.

Last week, we discussed the Welsh economy and alluded to the subject of UK debt.  This week, we will elaborate on these points and briefly examine how our share of the UK debt may...

How much longer can Wales afford NOT to be independent (if it is to have any real say in its’ economic destiny).  Too small and too poor WHY.

It is fair to say that the “levelling up” agenda has dominated the news recently. This week, we will explore how it will impact on us here, in Wales.

With temperatures rising this summer in an unprecedented heatwave, we are all being urged to switch off the tap as much as possible.

In light of the news last week that the UK Government has passed a new law that will overrule the Trade Union (Wales) Act, we will today, return to the topic of devolution to...

Hot on the heels of our report last month which laid out Welsh Government plans to increase council tax premiums and the number of days that holiday lets can operate before they are entitled...

In recent years, the HS2 high-speed rail project, which is being commissioned by the UK Government, has drawn much criticism and has been dogged by claims of lack of value for money and overspending,...

Last week, we reported on the public consultation recently launched by the Welsh Government, as part of the Constitutional Commission to determine Wales’ future.

In the coming weeks, the leader of the Scottish National Party (SNP), Nicola Sturgeon, is expected to reveal how her party intends to hold another independence referendum in 2023.