Wales Articles

It is nearly a year since Welsh education minister Leighton Andrews announced the plans to develop a Welsh version of Teach First in the Senedd. Ten months on and Teach First is eagerly attracting young, ambitious, and successful graduates from top Welsh and English...

Welsh Young Labour has risen with passion and vigour. We have become a campaign force to be reckoned with and we have seen a record number of new councillors elected to seats across Wales. But we often ponder, ‘What is our role in the Labour party? Why are we here,...

With a string of marginal seats, Wales can be at the forefront of electing a Labour government in 2015, says Nick Smith The 2010 general election marked the low point of a period of poor election results for Labour in Wales since 2007. Although we won the most seats,...

West Wales is within reach for a Labour party that reaches out beyond its core, argues David Green Between the M4, linking south Wales’ major conurbations, and the A55, strung along the north Wales coast and its seaside towns, is the Wales that Labour has forgotten....