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Over the decades, who has actually given a jot about Wales and its citizens? Did the dynastic quarry, pit, and mine owners of the industrial revolution? Did the landowners that squeezed every effort from...

In March, one of our contributors reported on the “Great Wales Train Robbery” that is the HS2 development.  In view of the fact that the HS2 high speed rail project has been dogged by...

When we are young we find it easier to be ambitious, to be brave and to be confident in the promise of a bright and hopeful future. Easy to recognise that to achieve this...

Wales has a decent claim to being the crucible in which UK Labour was formed. Almost 125 years after Merthyr Tydfil elected Scotsman Keir Hardie as the first Labour MP, Labour in Wales finds...

Here in Wales we have the knack of being our own worst enemies. We have long been masters of internecine conflict, of criticising each other, of the politics of envy when someone succeeds locally....

The right to vote in Wales is being insidiously and covertly undermined.  A report published by the Electoral Commission found that during the recent Council elections in England, a staggering 14,000 people were turned...

A recession is defined as a period of economic decline, and it can be an intimidating thought, especially for those with families to take care of. However, with the right strategies in place, you...

Over the last twelve months, we have written consistently about the UK Government’s attempts to suppress protests and people’s rights to exercise freedom of speech.  The attempts to silence protests have come in the...

Plaid Cymru recently announced their new policy to push the UK to rejoin the European Single Market – today, we argue why we believe they were wrong to do so.  Yes Cymru is a...

You may recall our article on the UK Labour party’s proposals for constitutional reforms in the United Kingdom that was published late last year.  The party has long promised an overhaul of the constitutional...