About Publications The Bevan Foundation publishes a wide range of reports, articles and papers to disseminate ideas and encourage debate. Our publications include:
- Review - our flagship journal;
- Platfform - pamphlets to challenge the status quo;
- Policy Papers - findings from research projects;
- Annual lectures - what the great and good said;
- Newsletter - latest news and comment quarterly for members only;
- Other publications - including books and reports published jointly with other organisations.
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Latest Publications
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.
Children in severe poverty in Wales - an agenda for action
by Save the Children and the Bevan Foundation, English and Welsh
This report identifies the numbers of children in Wales living in severe poverty and the characteristics of the households they live in, and then considers what more needs to be done to ensure the Welsh Assembly and UK governments meet their targets of eradicating child poverty in a generation.
Download the executive summary English Cymraeg
Download the full report English Cymraeg
| | 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. |
by Save the Children and the Bevan Foundation, English and Welsh