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Is the Welsh Government doing enough to solve poverty? Victoria Winckler reflects on its draft budget for 2020-21 and asks if it really does put preventing poverty at its heart. This year’s draft budget, like previous years’, makes bold statements […] »
Another year, another decade. What lies ahead? Our round up of expert forecasts, published today, finds that 2020 looks set to be very similar to 2019, despite the outcome of the general election. Victoria Winckler reflects on what it means. […] »
The National Assembly for Wales is set to debate the Bevan Foundation’s idea of anchor towns on Wednesday 22nd January 2020, reflecting the value of the idea and illustrating the Bevan Foundation’s impact. The short debate [1], tabled by Hefin […] »
The support available for low income families has a significant impact on their likelihood of living in poverty. This project sets out to better understand how that support is made available in Wales. Poverty is a significant problem in Wales. […] »
In January 2019, we began work on a project to build local economic resilience in the Heads of the Valleys. Governments have been attempting to regenerate the area for many years, with limited success. Automation, demographic change and Brexit present […] »
Another year, another decade. What lies ahead? Our round up of expert forecasts, published today, finds that 2020 looks set to be very similar to 2019, despite the outcome of the general election. Victoria Winckler reflects on what it means. […] »
The Welsh Government provides vital support to children and young people from low income families with the costs of attending school. Local authorities play a vital role in ensuring that this support is delivered at a consistently high level across […] »
Wales’ best policy and politics magazine! The latest edition of Exchange, Wales’ best policy and politics magazine, provides more insights into the current and important issues in Welsh public life. Our Autumn 2019 article includes: Julie Morgan AM, Deputy Minister […] »
Join us for a screening of the award-winning Knock Down the House followed by a panel discussion at Swansea University Date: 29 January 2020 Time: 16:00 – 19:00 Venue: James Callaghan Lecture Theatre, Swansea Univeristy, Singleton Park Campus, Swansea, SA2 8PP Cost: Free but please […] »