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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 »
As we continue our series of articles by party leader candidates on poverty, today it is the turn of those standing to be leader of Plaid Cymru. First up, Rhun ap Iorwerth AM, shares his vision for solving poverty. More Read more »
In the second in our series of articles by party leader candidates on poverty, Suzy Davies AM, contender for the Welsh Conservative leadership, outlines her views. It’s been many years now since Iain Duncan Smith made his visit to Read more »
It’s been an extremely busy summer of Welsh politics with four parties holding leadership elections. Over the next few weeks we’ll be providing those who have put their name forward to lead their parties with an opportunity to share their Read more »
While thousands of young people across Wales are celebrating their GCSE results, Lucy Stone discusses what the options are for those who are not celebrating this year. Last Thursday thousands of year 11 pupils received what they’ve been waiting all Read more »
With consultation now open on the Welsh Government’s proposed changes to its free school meals policy, Steffan Evans questions whether the time is now right for a more radical change in approach? The Welsh Government has recently opened consultation on Read more »
In the fifth in a series looking at what the Bevan Foundation does, Victoria Winckler, Director of the think-tank, explains how it changes lives for the better. One of the biggest challenges of all for any think-tank (aside from finding Read more »
In the latest article about what the Bevan Foundation does, its director, Victoria Winckler, outlines how we develop practical solutions. The Bevan Foundation’s work is all about solutions. Very often, what grabs headlines are the problems – poverty, inequality, lack Read more »
In the third article about the Bevan Foundation’s plans for the future, Director of the Foundation, Victoria Winckler, outlines our approach to understanding the root causes of challenges. A key part of what the Bevan Foundation does is understanding the Read more »
Wales’ best policy and politics magazine! The latest edition of Exchange, Wales’ best policy and politics magazine that is exclusively for supporters of the Bevan Foundation brings together a fantastic range of contributors that delve into some of the most 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 »
With the UK Government due to publish its White Paper on the future immigration system after Brexit, the Bevan Foundation highlights how Wales relies on migration to maintain and grow its population. Wales’ population has undergone rapid and striking changes in Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has submitted its response to the Fair Work Commission’s call for evidence In July 2018, the Welsh Government established the Fair Work Commission. The Commission was established to make recommendations to promote fair work in Wales and Read more »
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We’re delighted to hold another New Year lunch at Jol’s restaurant in Merthyr Tydfil. With a new First Minister, Brexit and the roll-out of Universal Credit, as well as being the 20th anniversary of devolution, we can promise there will Read more »