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What can we do to solve in work poverty in Wales? Here are Steffan Evans’ reflections on the Bevan Foundation’s joint conference with Business in the Community, Fair Work: A Route Out of Poverty? The relationship between work and Read more »
With the UK Government due to publish its White Paper on the future immigration system after Brexit, Lucy Stone highlights how Wales relies on migration to maintain and grow its population. Today the Bevan Foundation has launched a paper outlining Read more »
Ahead of Plaid Cymru’s debate on poverty in the National Assembly tomorrow, the Bevan Foundation shares some its thoughts on the key issues surrounding poverty and Wales. One story that has cut through debate about Brexit was the visit to Read more »
As the Fair Work Commission’s consultation on ‘fair work’ draws to a close, Victoria Winckler asks if it will transform work practices or chase rainbows. Fair work is something that almost everyone wants. After all, who but the most Read more »
With the UK Government committed to rolling out Universal Credit, Victoria Winckler says it is time for the Welsh Government and others to step up to the challenges it raises. Universal Credit has been in the headlines recently, and for Read more »
After a busy summer at the National Assembly with three parties electing new leaders, attention has turned this autumn to the Labour Party. To complete our series of articles, this week the three candidates set out how they would solve poverty Read more »
After a busy summer at the National Assembly with three parties electing new leaders, attention has turned this autumn to the Labour Party. To complete our series of articles, this week the three candidates set out how they would solve poverty Read more »
After a busy summer at the National Assembly with three parties electing new leaders, attention has turned this autumn to the Labour Party. Three candidates are on the ballot to succeed Carwyn Jones AM as leader of the party in Read more »
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 »
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 »
Following from the last two briefings on incorporation of human rights and accountability and enforcement of human rights, the last in the series discusses the relationship between human rights, equality and well-being. Throughout February the Bevan Foundation has published three Read more »
Following last week’s briefing on incorporation of human rights into Welsh law, Dr Simon Hoffman explains how incorporation supports accountability for, and enforcement of human rights. Last week, Associate Professor at Swansea University, Dr Simon Hoffman, discussed incorporation of international Read more »
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The support available for low income families has a significant impact on their likelihood of living in poverty. As part of its project to better understand how that support is made available in Wales, the Bevan Foundation is delighted to Read more »