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The Bevan Foundation’s Director, Victoria Winckler, delivered a briefing on the implications for welfare in Wales following last month’s Spending Review on 10th December 2015. The presentation highlighted how, despite the reversal of some changes to Tax Credits in the autumn statement, Read more »
The Bevan Foundation’s Director, Victoria Winckler, will today address the Welsh Government’s Tax Forum. The Forum enables discussion between tax professionals and other interested people and organisations and the Welsh Government, as Wales enters an new phase in its fiscal Read more »
A unique analysis of Tax Credits claimed in Wales shows that nearly a quarter of a million households in Wales and 384,000 children rely on them to make ends meet, according to independent think tank the Bevan Foundation. The study Read more »
The Bevan Foundation today issued a call to the next Welsh Government to earmark and extra £300 million to spread prosperity and improve life chances. The radical programme includes: help to ensure people have the basics of life – food, shelter Read more »
Bevan Foundation Director Victoria Winckler delivered the keynote address ‘Wales, Work and Beyond’ at the NIACE Cymru and Inclusion conference on Employability and Skills Wales 2015 at Cardiff City Stadium on 3rd November. Delegates from a wide range of training providers, Read more »
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 Read more »
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 Read more »
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 Read more »
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 Read more »
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 Read more »
Essential summer reading on Brexit, the election and more, exclusively for Bevan Foundation subscribers. The latest edition of Exchange looks at where we want Wales to be and what we should have achieved in five years time. It’s been a Read more »
The spring edition of Exchange is out today! The fourth edition of our exclusive magazine sets the direction for the Fifth Assembly. We invited experts and practitioners from areas including social policy, health and housing to tell us what they think the biggest challenges facing Read more »
Cardiff Capital Region has ambitious targets to grow the economy, includign increasing its Gross Value Added. This paper, submitted as evidence to the Cardiff Capital Region Commission on Growth and Competitiveness, argues that focusing on GVA alone will not necessarily reduce Read more »
The Bevan Foundation is calling for the National Assembly for Wales’ Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee to continue its scrutiny of poverty. The Assembly’s Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee has invited views on its priorities in the fifth Read more »
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The Bevan Foundation is hosting a series of workshops to explore how growing sectors of the local economy could help to reduce poverty in Wales. Held in Wrexham, the first seminar brings together stakeholders from the private, public and voluntary sectors and Read more »
The second in our series of workshops to explore how growing sectors of the local economy could help to reduce poverty in Wales will be held in Swansea. The seminar brings together stakeholders from the private, public and voluntary sectors and is a unique Read more »