Posts Tagged ‘Economy’
Time for “A Fair Deal” for Rural Wales
The specific needs of Rural Wales can be hard, and need to be considered in all forms of policy making
Time for a shift
The Valleys remain one of the most potent icons of Welsh identity – and a symbol of much that has gone wrong in Wales and an economy. Today, an Assembly Member launches a bold vision for turning around its fortunes
The persistent pragmatist
Ieuan Wyn Jones continues to battle to retain his place in Welsh politics, but his unshowy persistence may end up leaving a longer legacy to his party than Plaid’s traditional headline grabbers
The massive step change we need
These dire economic times require radical solutions, argues the Welsh Conservatives’ Economic Commission, which has released its proposals today. Here, its chairman outlines the thinking behind it
All in a day’s work
With the economy still suffering and quality jobs being lost, a new forum will examine if there is a way our skills can be used to bring the work back
It’s not about the economy, stupid
True Wales has seized upon a promise of economic good times made over a decade ago as reason for voting No. But it’s far more complicated than that
Walls come tumbling down
The UK measures its fortunes on the ups and downs of the housing market. If this is the way to do it, don’t expect the boom times again for quite a while
NEET is not a catch-all title
There’s no such thing as a one-size-fits all definition of a NEET. Discuss
Cutting our cloth
How should the trade union movement respond to the coalition’s public spending cuts? As delegates meet for a special Wales TUC conference, General Secretary Martin Mansfield sets out the debate
Think science
Kicking off a series of articles on WalesHome about science, the Deputy Minister for Science, Innovation and Skills writes exclusively for us on the major initiatives to support science, engineering and mathematics







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