Bevan Foundation News

Last week the Bevan Foundation was in Bangor at Plaid Cymru’s spring conference to promote a fairer Wales! On Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd March we were at Plaid Cymru’s spring conference in Bangor asking people to support a fairer […] »

Last week, we had the privilege of coordinating a study visit to Wales by a delegation from Northern Ireland. The two-day event, which was commissioned by Carnegie UK Trust, gave delegates the opportunity to engage with Welsh policy makers and […] »

In the week Wales marks both International Women’s Day and National Careers Week, we have hosted our first thought leader talk of 2019 to explore what women want from work and how the Welsh workplace can adapt. Key speaker at […] »

Wales’ most innovative and influential think tank is looking for a policy professional to complete our ground-breaking project on immigration and integration policy. You’ll have an in-depth understanding of immigration and integration / cohesion policies, excellent research and analytical skills, […] »

The Bevan Foundation has issued two brand new briefings on the State of Wales today. Our State of Wales briefings provide authoritative, easy-to-access insights into how different groups of people are faring in Wales. The briefings released today cover: attainment of […] »

The Bevan Foundation has submitted its response to the Welsh Government’s consultation on guidance to school governing bodies on school uniform and appearance polices The Welsh Government has recently held consultation on its proposed Draft Guidance to school governing bodies […] »

Bevan Foundation Director, Victoria Winckler, has contributed to an article in The Independent on why people in Blaenau Gwent voted to leave the EU. Independent journalist Adam Lusher’s article on the Brexit vote in Blaenau Gwent was published as an […] »

We’re delighted to report that our seminar on Solutions to Holiday Hunger last week was a huge success. We welcomed around 60 delegates to Theatr Soar in Methyr, all working at the forefront of holiday hunger programmes or services concerned […] »

The Bevan Foundation has warmly welcomed the First Minister’s statement that the Welsh Government will ‘explore’ whether the administration of Universal Credit should be devolved. Universal Credit is widely accredited with causing harship as a result of how it is […] »

Bevan Foundation researcher Lucy Stone spoke at a briefing on Brexit for MPs in the House of Commons on 14th January. Bevan Foundation lead on immigration, Lucy Stone, spoke at a Brexit Civil Society Alliance briefing for MPs at Westminster […] »