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A time for productivity benchmarking
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Questions keep being asked, but answers aren’t being given
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Skills as well as schools
February 22, 2012 07:02 -
Plaid Leadership Hustings Live Blog
February 21, 2012 19:02 -
Blue book
February 21, 2012 07:02
Bubble - politics and policy from both ends of the M4 and beyond.
Questions keep being asked, but answers aren’t being given
The Welsh Liberal Democrats put AWEMA centre stage in the Assembly this afternoon, and here one of their leading members explains why there are still significant questions to answer
Skills as well as schools
Improving language skills are intrinsic to developing a fairer and more integrated society
Blue book
Nick Bourne’s political diaries were nearly a million words long. Here their editor explains how they have gone about turning an eleven year daily account into something that should add considerably to the public knowledge of Welsh politics
A closer look
The third sector in Wales as a whole risks being tarnished by the AWEMA crisis. But it deserves a closer look, to examine what it really deliver, rather than being damned with damaging rhetoric
No time to rest on our laurels
As Welsh Labour’s biggest ever conference starts in Cardiff, one of its leading new Assembly Members explains why the event is important and what Labour’s renewed mission is
‘Make hope possible rather than despair convincing’
In the last of our look at Plaid’s leadership candidates, Bethan Jenkins AM argues that a Leanne Wood leadership would focus on economic change in Wales, and continue the party’s long traditions while appealing beyond its current membership
Elin recognises that there are no quick-fix solutions
In the second of our Plaid leadership endorsements, Jocelyn Davies makes the case for her experienced Assembly colleague Elin Jones
A leader almost uniting Wales
In the first of three endorsement pieces on candidates for the Plaid Cymru leadership, the spotlight falls on the ever interesting Dafydd Elis Thomas
The Minister is on the wrong bus
The Welsh Government’s recent announcement of a 25% cut in the funding it gives to bus operators to support fuel costs has been met with widespread criticism from the bus industry
AWEMA – a failure of governance
The situation at Awema is perhaps the biggest scandal around the use of public money since devolution began and damages more than just the two people at the heart of the storm
An excuse to do nothing
The Welsh Government should be pushing harder for policing and justice powers to be devolved to Wales. So why isn’t it?
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