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With only one week remaining to nominate an individual or organisation for the 2015 Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing, we thought we would share some of the thoughts of our past winners on what the Bevan Prize means to them. Read more »
The 2015 Bevan Prize for Health and Wellbeing has been launched today. Nominations are now open for the third annual Prize which will recognise those who have made an outstanding contribution to health and wellbeing in the past year. The Read more »
The Bevan Foundation’s new strategy, designed to identify and provide solutions to the significant challenges facing Wales by 2020, is launched today, 2nd March 2015. The strategy includes exciting plans for 2015/16, including: Wales 2020 – a look at the Read more »
The Bevan Foundation is independent of all political parties in everything it does, and endeavours to ensure that it is perceived to be independent by the general public. From time to time it campaigns and engages with the political arena Read more »
The Bevan Foundation is pleased to be working with the Women’s Equality Network (WEN) Wales to increase understanding and awareness of gender inequality. Over the next three months the Bevan Foundation will prepare four briefings, focusing on caring, diversity, poverty Read more »
On the day that a new ‘cap’ on the amount of interest that can be charged on pay-day loans came into force, the Bevan Foundation welcomed the change. Speaking to the Western Mail, Bevan Foundation Director Victoria Winckler said that Read more »
The increase in the number of people having public health – or paupers’ – funerals in Wales has been said by Bevan Foundation Director Victoria Winckler to be “no great surprise”. The increase, reported in the Western Mail on 28th Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has published its response to the Welsh Liberal Democrats consultation paper ‘Building a Fairer Society‘. The Lib Dem paper is one of a series of policy consultations the party has produced, with the final version due to Read more »
The Bevan Foundation’s Annual General Meeting on 11th December 2014 unanimously elected three Trustees to join its board for a four year term: Mark Hooper joins the board with extensive experience operating social enterprises, notably the hugely successful Indycube Community Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has commented in the Western Mail on the implications of the Chancellor’s autumn statement and the analysis of it by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Speaking to David Williamson, Victoria Winckler of the Bevan Foundation warned of 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 »