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The Bevan Foundation’s annual review for 2016/17 highlights how we helped to improve people’s lives. Our four key areas of work were: a blueprint for reducing poverty practical ways to boost pay an agenda for Wales after Brexit making the Read more »
The Bevan Foundation is deeply saddened at the death of Carl Sargeant AM. The Bevan Foundation is deeply saddened at the death of Carl Sargeant AM. Many of the staff and trustees had the privilege of working with him over the Read more »
The Bevan Foundation and Joseph Rowntree Foundation are proud to announce a new, four year partnership to reduce poverty in Wales. With no sign of levels of poverty reducing and every likelihood that they will rise, the new partnership between Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has welcomed the report of the Assembly’s Economy and Infrastructure Committee on the City Deals and regional economies of Wales. The report references the written evidence submitted jointly with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation on the question of Read more »
The Bevan Foundation’s evidence is informing the Assembly’s Finance Committee The Bevan Foundation was delighted to give written and oral evidence to the Assembly’s Finance Committee on 25th October 2017. The Committee is scrutinizing the Welsh Government’s spending plans for Read more »
Three of the Bevan Foundation’s proposed new, devolved taxes are included in the Welsh Government’s shortlist of four options. The Bevan Foundation’s recent work on new, devolved taxes identified eight possible new taxes that could help to make Wales fair, prosperous Read more »
The Welsh Local Government Association and independent think tank the Bevan Foundation will today [2nd October] publish a report outlining the necessary arrangements to ensure that regional economic development in Wales is not disadvantaged by Brexit. The report details the Read more »
The latest State of Wales briefing by the Bevan Foundation has found significant changes among those claiming out-of-work benefits in Wales. While in November 2012 one in seven people were receiving out-of-work benefits, this had fallen to one in nine[1] Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has welcomed Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee’s report on Communities First. The Bevan Foundation has welcomed the recommendations of the Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee’s report on Communities First, published on 25th July 2017. In Read more »
A Welsh Government Minister has described the Bevan Foundation as ‘refreshing, intelligent and challenging’. Speaking on Tuesday, 11th June 2017 in the National Assembly for Wales debate on the work of the Valleys Task Force, Alun Davies, Minister for the 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. Download a free extract Read more »
“Refreshing, timely and balanced – Exchange has 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. Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has submitted its response to the Green Paper on local government reform. The Bevan Foundation’s response to the Welsh Government’s Green Paper ‘Strengthening Local Government, Delivering for People‘ argues that the Welsh Government needs to address the Read more »
What opportunities are there for young people who don’t achieve five ‘good’ GCSEs? Our report, based on interviews with 35 young people and a wide range of stakeholders, contains agenda-setting recommendations to make the post-16 sector more inclusive. In August Read more »
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Darlith: Jeremy Miles AC, Y Cwnsler Cyffredinol Gyda chymaint o sialensiau’n wynebu Cymru, yr economi, y gymdeithas, ei diwylliant a’i gwleidyddiaeth, bydd Cwnsler Cyffredinol Cymru, Jeremy Miles, yn gofyn beth all y system gyfiawnder wneud i gynyddu tegwch, cydraddoldeb a ffyniant Read more »