What happens when convergence diverges? (12)
Fri 3 Sep 2010 By Dan Bridge Exchange
The Wales Convergence region is there to encourage business activity in the poorer parts of Wales. But what should be done if it doesn’t work?
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A burden that won’t pay (14)
Thu 2 Sep 2010 By Ann Jones AM Public
The ConDem VAT hike will hit the poorest hardest, and it is rooted in the worst kind of Tory dogma
Where did it all go wrong? (11)
Wed 1 Sep 2010 By WalesHome.org Home Truths
The pieces on WalesHome have been way too upbeat lately. It’s time to inject a bit of unreality
The original Red Tory (0)
Tue 31 Aug 2010 By David Melding AM Politics
Noel Skelton’s name is thankfully being rescued from historical obscurity – and not a moment too soon, for he has much to say about how the great Tory party positions itself for social and electoral success
Get back to work (26)
Mon 30 Aug 2010 By Duncan Higgitt Society
Bank holidays are obsolete, punish the poor and hurt the economy. Time to do away with them
The Belgians and the Germans (20)
Sun 29 Aug 2010 By Luke Holland Home Truths
In the first of a series of travel blogs for WalesHome, our intrepid couple contrast their experiences of two misunderstood countries in western Europe
A referendum that needs to be lost (12)
Sat 28 Aug 2010 By Dominic Hannigan Sixth Columnist
Yesterday, we opened the debate on elected Mayor for Cardiff on WalesHome. Today, one of our regular columnists predicts the referendum will come – and explains why he favours the status quo
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