Simon Hobson Time-and-again in the Senedd, members struggle to place reliable numbers on subjects being debated. A case in point was a recent debate between Labour’s Eluned Morgan and Conservative…

The leader of Plaid Cymru has urged voters in Wales to elect his party next year to “stop Reform”. Addressing the annual Plaid conference in Swansea, Rhun ap Iorwerth suggested the Senedd elections ne...

Rob Fleming provides insights into his journey from specialty doctor to a specialist and encourages all employers to recruit specialty doctors.

A Freedom of Information request submitted by Plaid Cymru has revealed that there has been no official correspondence between the UK and Welsh Governments about the East West Rail project’s reclassifi...

James Downs, Mental Health Campaigner Legally, ‘England and Wales’ refers to a shared jurisdiction, that, unlike Scotland or Northern Ireland, remains constitutionally tethered in areas such as…

Neil Collins From chart-topping albums to huge gigs, the ’90s was the decade when Cymru officially became Cool. As Cerys Matthews once famously sang, ‘Every day when I wake up, I thank the Lord I’m We...

Stephen Price Welsh dance pop legends Diffiniad have shared their new album ‘Diddiwedd’ today (19 May 2025) – their first in over a quarter of a century. 27 years is up there with some of the longest ...

Whitehall analysis provides no data or research to support the government argument that environmental legislation holds up building There is very little evidence that protections for nature are a blocker to development, the government has admitted in its own impact assessment of the controversial new planning and infrastructure bill. The analysis by Whitehall officials provides no data or research to back up the government’s central argument that it is environmental legislation that holds up building. Continue reading...