England, along with the rest of the UK, is dominated by the 11% of people who identify as British not English. Read More

THERE are fears that Wales’ home rugby games this autumn could be held in England. Read More

This is an important book. Whatever one’s views on immigration in general, whether for or against, it is a fact of life; a large number of immigrants both from within and outside the UK already live in Wales, and nothing is more certain than the fact that many more will arrive in future. How Wales reacts to their presence will have a vital bearing on the country’s economy and culture for years to come. Read More

We have wasted a lot of public money making companies – that aren’t even based in Wales – rich. It’s time that our County Councils spent their money more wisely. How many end up like Llanelli, not even owning the new town centre development they built? Read More

In Welsh politics, it seems that the one constant is the immovable dominance of the Labour Party. Yet in Scotland, where Labour were once every bit as dominant as in Wales, they are now almost vanquished as a political force. When, and why, did the two country’s paths diverge so much? Read More

Dig a little deeper, and it becomes clear that Welsh Independence is a profoundly conservative idea. There’s every reason why conservatives should be at the forefront of the campaign for it. Read More

BREXIT party activists in Wales are in open revolt against their party leader’s wish to abolish Y Senedd. They are now to hold an on-line poll amongst their members to decide to which pro-Senedd party they should now switch their support. Read More

The Coronavirus saga has brought a lightbulb-moment realisation what a bane mass tourism really is upon life in rural Wales. Read More

One transformative policy of ours is to seek a more de-centralized Wales

To re-balance political and cultural power in Wales to better reflect the nature of life in this nation. Read More