“The report gives the impression that learning and speaking Welsh is a task beyond people of colour” Read More
Author: Aled Gwyn Jôb
YesCymru On The Rocks
Why was such a popular movement, which has grown so quickly over the past year, unable to engender more enthusiasm for this election? Read More
Making Every Vote Count
Many voters conclude: “it’s only that tribe that can win here, so why bother to vote?’. Read More
Single Issue Saves Labour
Their 22 years of failure in government and lack of any compelling vision for Wales’s future didn’t register at all with the voters. Read More
(Cymraeg) Etholiad Rhyfedd Cymru
(Cymraeg) ‘Rydan ni wedi gallu meithrin llawer o ymgeiswyr newydd di-brofiad, a fydd yn gaffaeliad mawr inni at y dyfodol’ Read More
A Second Vote For a Nation
If Plaid take Llanelli and Aberconwy, they’ll be unlikely to get a List seat in either the North or Mid & West Wales regions. Read More
“Tax them into oblivion”
It’s just bizarre that an English commentator, living in the South East of England is so ahead of the curve on this issue Read More
Showing the Limits of TV Debates
The BBC’s hyped-up leaders debate last night only showed what a poor excuse of a format it really is by now. Read More
(Cymraeg) I Ben Y Mynydd Gyda’n Hiaith
(Cymraeg) ‘Beddfaen Rhita Gawr’ ydi ystyr Yr Wyddfa – enw sy’n perthyn mewn modd eneidiol iawn i holl hanes a mytholeg y Cymry ar draws yr holl ganrifoedd. Read More
Parity of Support for Independence
An open letter has been sent to YesCymru asking the organization to declare parity of support for all Indy parties at the election. Read More