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As someone who has been a quiet advocate for Welsh independence who has only recently “turned official” by joining the ‘IndyWales’ movement on Twitter, I still have a lot to learn. It isn’t necessarily...

Given that water surrounds us, runs through us and drops down in such volumes upon us, we should be more aware than most of the point at which a trickle turns into a stream....

‘THERE'S A DEFINITE SENSE OF AWAKENING AND THERE’S A DESIRE FOR CHANGE’ When I stepped off the stage in a Manchester comedy club in March 2020, it didn’t cross my mind that it might...

WE HAVE SO MUCH POTENTIAL - Charlotte Church It’s time to talk about our future if we want to make a better society for everyone who lives here, according to Charlotte Church. The iconic...

Having grown up in the 80’s and 90’s with family in the Rhondda, it was very apparent how post-industrial decline affected the communities of the Valleys. So watching the then Welsh Secretary John Redwood...

Wednesday saw the Senedd debate independence for the first time as Plaid Cymru put forward a motion arguing that the right to call a referendum should reside in Wales, not Westminster.

Last month I joined YesCymru, the grassroots campaign for Welsh independence. An act hardly worthy of an article, you might say: after all, YesCymru’s membership has grown prodigiously in recent times to over 5,000...

The highest level of support yet recorded for Welsh independence is among the stand out findings from the latest Welsh Political Barometer poll.

Wales has often been called the New Zealand of the Northern Hemisphere, and with good reason.

After looking at possible options for a constitutional monarchy, it’s now time to turn to what’s probably the favoured head of state option amongst nationalists – a republic. I’ll be looking into the possible...