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The Counsel General for Wales, Jeremy Miles AM, addressed the Bevan Foundation’s session at the 2018 Eisteddfod in Cardiff on 4th August. The Bevan Foundation was privileged that the Counsel General for Wales, Jeremy Miles AM, gave an impassioned speech Read more »
The Bevan Foundation is delighted to launch its strategy to 2020/21. The strategy is based on a careful analysis of the challenges facing Wales, and focuses on three key themes: equality – so that no lives are wasted and everyone Read more »
There is no doubt that the NHS has transformed healthcare in Wales over the last 70 years. But inequalities in the health of the people of Wales are still rife. That’s why, in the month the NHS marks its 70th Read more »
Today we met with the Minister for Welsh Language and Lifelong Learning, Eluned Morgan AM, to discuss our recommendations for an inclusive approach to post-16. In June we launched our report ‘I want to be something: better opportunities for young Read more »
To celebrate the NHS’s 70th birthday this month, we are giving 25 lucky new supporters a copy of the NHS founder’s 1952 book ‘In Place of Fear’. The offer is open to the first 25 new supporters who start donating Read more »
Today the Bevan Foundation submitted a response to the Welsh Government’s consultation on the ‘Nation of Sanctuary – Refugee and asylum seeker plan’. The Welsh Government is holding a consultation on the new ‘Nation of Sanctuary – Refugee and asylum Read more »
The Bevan Foundation was delighted to share its proposals about replacing EU funding in Wales with Assembly Members this week. EU funding for Wales is set to end after Brexit, with the UK Government’s plans to replace them with a Read more »
‘This is about changing the way we connect with people and do business with one another. It is in effect a new economic model’ The social business sector, which includes co-ops, plays a key role in building an inclusive economy Read more »
The Bevan Foundation is delighted to welcome three new trustees to the board to help take Wales’ most innovative and influential think-tank to the next level: Tegid Roberts is Director of a technology consultancy and Director of Indycube and is a member Read more »
Work carried out by Bevan Foundation Policy & Research Officer Lucy Williams has been quoted in a new report by the National Union of Students (NUS). The report, ‘Class Dismissed’, looks at the barriers faced by working-class students throughout post-16 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 »
In December, the UK Government published its proposals for the future immigration system post-Brexit. Today the Bevan Foundation discusses how to make this new immigration system work for Wales. Immigration has dominated political and public debate both before and since Read more »
Our latest look at the year ahead draws on a wide range of expert analyses as well as some speculation of our own. It makes for uncomfortable reading, with the prospects looking tough indeed for the least well-off in particular. Read more »
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Thousands of children in Wales are at risk of holiday hunger. This seminar, one of our knowledge exchange events, will look at what is being done in Wales today and exchange ideas and experiences to help develop solutions to this Read more »
Join us at our first Thought Leader talk of 2019 to hear Deborah Hargreaves, journalist fellow at the Friends Provident Foundation and former Guardian business editor, on reshaping workplaces to suit women.