Connect: Twitter Facebook LinkedInEmail: [email protected]Tel: 01685 350938
We believe Wales should be a nation of equality, justice and prosperity, where everyone has a decent standard of living, a healthy and fulfilling life, and a voice in the decisions that affect them.
Last week the Migration Advisory Committee launched its report on EEA migration in the UK, today Lucy Stone explores their recommendations and what it could mean for Wales. On Tuesday 18th September, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC), who were commissioned Read more »
A few weeks ago, Steffan Evans attended a visit by the Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee in Cardiff. In this piece Steffan reflects on what he learned during the visit and sets out what Alex Brazier, the Executive Director Read more »
Today it is the turn of those standing to be leader of Plaid Cymru to share their views on poverty in Wales. The third candidate is Leanne Wood AM. Here is her vision on solving poverty in Wales. Poverty is Read more »
Today it is the turn of those standing to be leader of Plaid Cymru to share their views on poverty in Wales. The second candidate is Adam Price AM. Here are his ideas on how to solve poverty in Wales. Read more »
The Bevan Foundation welcomes the launch of a new measure for poverty in the UK A new measure for poverty has been published by the Social Metrics Commission. The Social Metrics Commission was established in 2016 to develop a more accurate measure Read more »
Last week we met with Christina Rees MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales, to discuss the Bevan Foundation’s work around immigration and integration. Immigration is a much debated and controversial topic. It played a significant role in the EU referendum Read more »
The Bevan Foundation welcomes the Cabinet Secretary for Education’s announcement that she is to consult on new statutory guidance on school uniforms. As children across Wales gear up for a new school term, the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Kirsty Williams, Read more »
Immigration has been a hotly debated topic for many years, more recently playing a huge role in the vote to leave the European Union. Brexit and a much anticipated White Paper from Westminster on the future of immigration after Brexit Read more »
Local democracy is in crisis. In the repeated attempts to reform local government in Wales, little consideration is being given to how the people who rely most on local council services will be heard. We want to put the question Read more »
Universal Credit is being rolled-out across Wales, radically changing the finances of thousands of households. How should devolved services respond to the effects on households and on their services? Universal Credit has been described as the biggest shake-up of social Read more »
What opportunities are there for young people who don’t achieve five ‘good’ GCSEs? Our report, based on interviews with 35 young people and a wide range of stakeholders, contains agenda-setting recommendations to make the post-16 sector more inclusive. In August Read more »
Local democracy is in crisis. In the repeated attempts to reform local government in Wales, little consideration is being given to how the people who rely most on local council services will be heard. We want to put the question Read more »
This short report looks at the challenges facing Wales in 2018 based on expert forecasts and planned outputs for the next 12 months. Wales faces unprecedented challenges in 2018: a flatlining economy, a rise in poverty rates and the separation Read more »
The magazine with its finger on the pulse! The latest edition of our exclusive supporters’ magazine brings together a range of contributors to explore some of the most current and important issues in Welsh public life. New free extract for Read more »
“Refreshing, timely and balanced – Exchange has its finger on the pulse” The latest edition of our exclusive supporters’ magazine brings together a range of contributors to explore some of the most current and important issues in Welsh public life. Read more »
How should Wales’ universities respond to a post-Brexit Wales? This think piece sets out some ideas. Brexit has potentially deep and far-reaching effects for many organisations, including Wales’ universities. As well as the immediate impacts on staff, students, funding and Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has submitted its response to the Welsh Government’s Consultation on Eligibility for Free School Meals The Bevan Foundation’s response to the Welsh Government’s Consultation on Eligibility for Free School Meals sets out our strong opposition to the Welsh Government’s Read more »
Keep up to date and gain new insights and inspiration with Spark, our FREE e-news
We need YOUR help to create equality, justice and prosperity for everyone in Wales
Thought-leader talks Claire Ainsley, Executive Director of the Bevan Foundation talks about her ground-breaking book The New Working Class: how to win hearts, minds and votes The majority of people in the UK identify as working class, yet no political party Read more »
Supporter Network Our supporters and their friends, families and colleagues are warmly welcomed to our first supporter network to mark Aneurin Bevan’s birthday. As well as enjoying prosecco and birthday cake, to celebrate the fantastic difference our supporters make, we Read more »