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On September the 16th, the Welsh Parliament will hold a debate on the Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee report – Benefits in Wales. Steffan Evans sets out why the need to implement one of the committee’s recommendations, establishing a […] »
Welsh labour market data and the impact of coronavirus It’s official: unemployment in Wales is increasing. Since the Coronavirus pandemic began, the evidence has largely been failing to match up with the reality of the labour market in Wales. Despite much […] »
The Bevan Foundation will explore the journey and experiences of people starting up a social business in the south Wales valleys. This autumn, the Bevan Foundation will partner up with social enterprise charity UnLtd and Enterprise Hub Welsh ICE on […] »
How can services in the Merthyr Tydfil area support people who have been shielding? The problem People who were advised to shield have faced many challenges during lockdown and many have not left the house since March. This has had […] »
The Coronavirus outbreak and measures to control it have transformed many people’s everyday lives. How do some of the worst affected people move on? The Coronavirus outbreak and measures to control it have transformed many […] »
Wales’ best policy and politics magazine! This issue of Exchange provides more insights into the current and important issues in Welsh public life. This issue includes articles : Sally Holland, Children’s Commissioner for Wales, on the challenges faced by children […] »
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. […] »
Wales’ best policy and politics magazine! This issue of Exchange provides more insights into the current and important issues in Welsh public life. This issue includes articles : Sally Holland, Children’s Commissioner for Wales, on the challenges faced by children […] »
Around 80,000 people born in the EU live in Wales. Since moving here, many EU migrants have put down roots, developed a sense of Welsh identity and now regard Wales as their home. However, some face hostility and prejudice. This […] »