This is one of the most intriguing – and encouraging – developments since the onset of devolution. Read More
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The Price of Democracy
There would be some who upon seeing such a result would determine abject failure, but there is more to this situation than meets the eye Read More
A Farmer’s Job is Growing Food, Not Trees
It has been obvious to everyone for some time how little interest Welsh Labour has in the countryside Read More
No Appetite For Political Force Feeding
Telling the public in Wales that you now want to force people to vote at Senedd Elections in future seems to show an extraordinary tin ear to the current political mood here Read More
A Tale of Two Cities
Perhaps more by luck than judgement, Dŵr Cymru has ended up with a stable, sustainable business model Read More
YesCymru Crosses the Rubicon
“Iacta Alea Est” cried Caesar in crossing the river to challenge his great rival Pompey on his way to eventual victory. Read More
Is Gwlad a ‘Far Right’ Party?
No. Read More
“Enough is Enough” to Silly Games from the Left
“There is not a shred of evidence that Gwlad has ever tended towards extreme right-wing ideas” he said. Read More
Wales Let Down by Party Politics Again
It was a pleasant surprise to see the Tories coming up with a positive vision for Wales Read More
Paying the Price for Toxic Politics
The problem had been in place for many years Read More