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- Care that one in five people in Wales lives in poverty?
- Shocked that men from the poorest parts of Wales die nearly four years sooner than men from other areas?
- Outraged that a quarter of adults of working age in Wales are illiterate?
- Want to close the gap between women and men's pay?
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Latest News
Politics and Place: the local government elections
Wednesday May 7th, 6 p.m. (refreshments from 5.30 p.m.)
National Assembly for Wales Crickhowell House
Join us for this lively question-time event on the implications of the local government elections for the future of local services and democracy! with Dr Brian Gibbons AM, Prof Steve Martin, Nick Ramsay AM and Kate Bennett (EHRC), chaired by Vivien Hepworth.
Sponsored by Grayling Political Strategy
The Challenge of the Heads of the Valleys
Monday 12th May 4 p.m. (refreshments from 3.30 p.m.)
The Theatre, Merthyr College, Merthyr Tydfiil
A debate on the challenges facing the Heads of the Valleys marking the launch of the Bevan Foundation's latest pamphlet. With Leighton Andrews AM, Leanne Wood AM, Dai Davies MP, Victoria Winckler.
Sponsored by the Paul Robeson Trust Cymru
Bevan Foundation Review Issue No. 10
The latest issue of the Bevan Foundation's flagship journal looks at climate change in Wales. There is an interview with Mick Bates AM, chairman of the Assembly's sustainability committee, as well as articles on climate change and business, the local economy, the Welsh landscape, poverty and much more. Other articles on the credit crunch, education policy, private health care and trades union membership make this a 'must read' for everyone interested in Wales today.
The Review is available to all members free of charge.