‘These changes mean horrific incidents like Plymouth Nursery will become more and not less likely’ (1)
Thu 11 Mar 2010 By Guy Stoate Public
Changes to childcare regulations fly in the face of every Welsh Government scheme that aims to given children – particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds – a good start in life. Worse, it could remove some of the safeguard there to reassure us against our worst fears
The Daily Column
Leave the politics to us, love (8)
Wed 10 Mar 2010 By Duncan Higgitt Politics
Continuing our International Women’s Day coverage, why doesn’t politics practice what it preaches, and could there be a better time than now to address the gender imbalance on our local authorities?
I am woman, hear me tweet (5)
Tue 9 Mar 2010 By Katie Chappelle Exchange
Following on from International Women’s Day, one place where women’s equality is pretty evident is here online, where 55% of mobile social networkers are of the fairer sex. With the explosion of use in social networking, blogging, android and smartphones and their associated apps, the female market cannot be ignored
‘The only tired I was, was tired of giving in’ (9)
Mon 8 Mar 2010 By Rebecca Evans Society
Some 99 years on from the first International Women’s Day, it is worth remembering one of the bravest and most significant women of the 20th Century, who set in motion a train of events that would ultimately lead to equality of a different kind
Why don’t we make any decent war films any more? (21)
Sun 7 Mar 2010 By Duncan Higgitt Review
HBO is readying to air The Pacific, its latest war epic. Why don’t we dramatise our historically decisive conflicts in the way that we used to?
Building the house anew on Conservative foundations (17)
Sat 6 Mar 2010 By Nick Bourne AM Sixth Columnist
As the Welsh Conservatives begin their conference in Llandudno, party leader Nick Bourne sets out the case why his is the only party that can rebuild the Welsh economy and govern properly in the interests of Wales
Enjoy the puppet show while it lasts (18)
Fri 5 Mar 2010 By Royston Jones Home Truths
Devolution was bound to fail, and has failed. An engorged class of politicians and officials have lived well off a time-worn form of local control, but their time – and that of this sorry halfway house – is coming to an end
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Thu 11 Mar 2010
This widow’s story tells a wider sad tale
By Duncan HiggittTue 9 Mar 2010
Taking trolls seriously
By Adam HiggittMon 8 Mar 2010
Let’s have a heated debate
By Daran HillWed 3 Mar 2010
‘The ideal opponent’
By Adam HiggittWed 3 Mar 2010
The Pierhead building should be the first
By Duncan Higgitt
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