(Cymraeg) Gwyl o Eiriau Newydd Eleni

26/02/2021 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

(Cymraeg) Heddiw (Dydd Gwener), mae ‘Herald Wales’ yn cael ei lawnsio: platfform newyddion dwyieithog ar-lein; ac yna ddydd Llun, bydd ‘The National’ yn ymddangos. Read More

Looking On Aghast From Here

24/02/2021 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Holyrood is now a battleground between two factions. But whose cannons are really trained on the Scottish Parliament?

Watching Scotland’s own version of ‘Watergate’ unfold in front of us right now is a very disturbing process. Read More

Party Rewards Their Cronies

23/02/202123/02/2021 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Irregularities in the government's approach to public-sector procurement have been hard to ignore, even being picked up by the 'right wing' press

Crony politics in the UK has been highlighted again after an ‘unlawful’ £18 billion spend by a leading Tory politician. Read More

Don’t Shoot The Messenger

22/02/2021 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Bryn Terfel playing Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof; his down-to-earth thinking on tax is reflected right across the income spectrum.

Bryn Terfel’s reported comments -‘I mean, I would have to look at what independence would mean for me personally’ – have an undeniable ring of truth to them. Read More

Abuse of Public Position

19/02/2021 - Gwlad Correspondent

Severe reprimand from QC for senior Plaid politican

A prominent Welsh politician has been savaged by a crown court judge for ‘abusing’ her public position. Read More

(Cymraeg) Cyhyr Economaidd yr Iaith

18/02/2021 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Cyn-Rheolwr Corfforaethol Iceland Keith Hann. Credyd am y montage i'r South Wales Argus

(Cymraeg) Cafwyd enghraifft ddoe o’r Gymraeg yn ymarfer ei chyhyr economaidd am unwaith yn ein gwlad. Read More

Crisis Needs a Citizens’ Income

17/02/202117/02/2021 - Geraint Daniel Jones

As a party, Gwlad believes in a small-business driven economy which gives all stakeholders an equal opportunity within a free market. Read More

Feeling The Fear From Here

16/02/2021 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Attacks on Wales, and the Welsh language in particular are couched in much more primal terms, betraying a deeper sense of fear and loathing of an identity which is essentially unknowable. Read More