Wales Articles

The attachment of the public and the Labour party to the NHS is one of the enduring features of British politics. It’s utterly predictable that the debate over the future shape and organisation of the NHS in Wales is such a controversial topic. This week, I hosted an...

North Wales is a diverse region; it’s a microcosm of Britain. The economy is made up of industry and manufacturing in the north-wast, science, business and technology parks along the A55 corridor, power production in the north-west and tourism along the coasts and in...

‘I struck a pot of gold.’ That’s how one Carmarthenshire teenager described joining the Welsh government’s Jobs Growth Wales scheme. Jobs Growth Wales is one of the Labour Welsh government’s key Programme for Government commitments, seeking to respond to the worrying...

‘The Labour party did not come into the world as an economistic left party preoccupied with state remedies; nor with a remote cosmopolitan bent that surrendered talk of place, home and nation’ - Jon Cruddas 2013 Though it would of course be misleading to suggest that...