Wales Articles

Labour PCC candidates can reach out The police and crime commissioner is a hybrid of public service leader and politician. The proclivity to oppose these roles within the Labour party, simply on the grounds that they were born under a Conservative government, is...

When Jeremy Corbyn was elected Labour leader last year, he declared emphatically: ‘Poverty isn’t inevitable.’ He was right – it isn’t. And neither is the Dickensian blight of rapidly rising homelessness – the darkest stain left by this Tory government on the fabric of...

There is a headlong rush to the sunlit uplands where easy answers lay. One route is being blazed by the Corbynistas. Abler comrades than I can contribute to Progress to slay that particular dragon. Another is for a reawakening of an English identity. There are two...

Labour continues to reel from one of its worst general election performances in Wales in decades, while the Conservatives can still justifiably celebrate one of their strongest. Publicised losses in Gower and the Vale of Clwyd, in addition to the failure to retake the...