Wales needs more than putting a cross in a box every few years
A new progress report from an Advisory Group set up by the Welsh Government says Wales needs to think bigger about democracy
One vote, bigger constituencies and more Members: what’s changing at the 2026 Senedd election?
The next Senedd election, on Thursday, the 7th of May 2026, is going to feel a bit different. Not because the voting process itself will be complicated, but because the …
The assisted dying debate in Wales
The assisted dying debate in Wales By Laura Butler The Senedd must vote on assisted dying – it has delayed this twice The Senedd has delayed visiting on the assisted …
What is welfare and why does it matter to Wales
What is welfare and why does it matter for Wales By Laura Butler Welfare is an important lifeline for people in Wales, supporting them during difficult times in their lives. …
Immigration and the Welsh NHS
Immigration and the Welsh NHS A hospital post Yes, another one. For those who know me or follow me on social media you will know that I have not been …
“Can’t blame somebody for a lack of opportunity that was never here”: Exploring Poverty in Caerau (Bridgend)
“Can’t blame somebody for a lack of opportunity that was never here”: Exploring Poverty in Caerau (Bridgend) Nestled at the head of the Llynfi Valley of Bridgend County is Caerau, …
Rail Funding for Wales Falls Short as Longstanding Inequity Persists, Critics Say
The UK Chancellor’s Spending Review has allocated £445 million to Welsh railways over a ten-year period. However, politicians and analysts across Wales have quickly criticised this move, calling it inadequate …