“Money must no longer be the passport to the best treatment” declared the Labour Party election manifesto in 1945 with crisp clarity. And, as The Spirit of ’45 rises again in cinemas up and down the country, we recall that the birth…

 The Bevan Foundation is delighted to announce the inaugural Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing which it is today launching in association with the Aneurin Bevan Society. The Bevan Prize will be awarded in recognition of an individual and group…

Answer: yes and no, according to a recent Bevan Foundation-sponsored conference at the University of Wales, Newport. The conference, held on 2 November at the university’s City Campus, brought together a series of speakers to address, from different angles of…

  The European Union is facing unprecedented demographic changes (an ageing population, low birth rates, changing family structures and migration). Social co-operatives exist to provide social services such as the care of children, elderly and disabled people, and the integration…

The number of people in Wales with dementia is forecast to double in the next 40 years. This, and a recognition that society could do more to support people to live with the condition, lies behind moves to change how…