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The Welsh Government’s National Development Framework is out for consultation. Helen Cunningham reflects on key highlights and takeaways from the draft plan. The Welsh Government is consulting on its draft National Development Framework (NDF). This sets out the vision, challenges, […] »
Access to primary care is a hot political topic. Victoria Winckler unpicks some of issues behind the headlines and asks what more can be done? “Access” to GP services is a hot political topic. There are regular headlines about recruitment […] »
The Bevan Foundation welcomes the increase to the real Living Wage but says that more needs to be done. On Monday 11th November the Living Wage Foundation announced the new hourly rate for the Real Living Wage for 2020. […] »
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 […] »
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 […] »
School holidays put severe pressure on low income families. Losing free school meals and the high costs of food, childcare and holiday treats mean many families struggle to make ends meet. For some, this means skipping meals or living off […] »
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 […] »
What are the prospects for the places beyond cities and how can they secure inclusive and resilient economies? *Scroll down for Welsh* Date: Thursday 28 November 2019 Time: 09:00 – 13:15 Location: Orbit Centre, Merthyr Tydfil This conference draws together […] »