Bevan Foundation News

The Bevan Foundation’s annual review for 2014/15 is now available to download. It sets how how we continued to make a difference and fulfil our charitable purpose by publishing influential reports and briefings, hosting seminars, lectures and discussions, and sharing valuable […] »

Following his selection as the prospective Assembly candidate for Neath,  Jeremy Miles has announced he is to stand down as a Trustee of the Bevan Foundation at the charity’s Annual General Meeting on 21st October 2015, in order to avoid […] »

Leading think tank, the Bevan Foundation, warns that Wales needs a clear strategy for future funding to avoid being left behind Scotland, Northern Ireland and English cities. Wales’ leading think tank, the Bevan Foundation, has called for Wales to have […] »

The impact of fiscal devolution to UK nations and regions on Wales needs be reviewed, the Bevan Foundation has said. Responding to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee’s inquiry into the devolution of public finances, the think tank has […] »

The latest issue of the Bevan Foundation members’ magazine is out now. The issue includes an inspiring article on the ‘common good’ by Steve Wyler, hard hitting pieces on gambling by Mick Antoniw AM, the need for investment in medicines […] »

  Baroness Jane Campbell, Homerton University Hospital’s TB Team and Steve Cottrell have been announced as the winners of the 2015 Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing. The Bevan Foundation’s annual prize, which is sponsored by UNISON, The Open University […] »

It’s the final day of  profiling the finalists of the 2015 Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing, which you can catch-up on here. Today we’re highlighting  the work of Veronica Snow and the Wellbeing Through Work team at Abertawe Bro […] »

It’s day four of profiling our Bevan Prize finalists, and today it’s the turn of Michelle Farley and Homerton University Hospital’s TB Team. To read more about the 2015 Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing click here. Michelle Farley Finalist […] »

As we draw ever closer to announcing the winners of this year’s Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing, we’re highlighting the work of two more of the finalists – Dr Paul Edmondson-Jones and Media Academy Cardiff. Dr Paul Edmondson-Jones Finalist […] »

It’s the second day of profiling the shorlisted entries for this year’s Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing. Today we’re looking at the work of finalists Steve Cottrell and the In It Together team at Public Health Wales. Steve Cottrell […] »