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Victoria Winckler wonders whether Wales has experienced an economic miracle or if it is just a mirage. Last November something unprecedented happened. Tucked away in the Welsh Government’s statistics pages is evidence of an economic miracle. In amongst the stats, it Read more »
In January 2019, we began work on a project to build local economic resilience in the Heads of the Valleys. Governments have been attempting to regenerate the area for many years, with limited success. Now, challenges such as automation and Read more »
Victoria Winckler reflects on the Bevan Foundation’s outlook for 2019, published on 1st January. The champagne is drunk, the fireworks crashed to earth and resolutions made. What does the rest of 2019 hold for Wales? The outlook for the next Read more »
As the Fair Work Commission’s consultation on ‘fair work’ draws to a close, Victoria Winckler asks if it will transform work practices or chase rainbows. Fair work is something that almost everyone wants. After all, who but the most Read more »
With the Assembly set to hear a statement on the future of the Valleys, Victoria Winckler sets out what they should look out for. On Tuesday 10th July 2018, Assembly Members will hear a progress report by the Cabinet Secretary for 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 »
With economic announcements coming thick and fast, Victoria Winckler asks if a change of approach to our economy is in the air? Something seems to be in the economic air. This week we have seen the launch of the Read more »
The Bevan Foundation has joined forces with the Wales Co-operative Centre to develop practical proposals that can help achieve an inclusive economy in Wales, its economic regions and its diverse communities. Since a majority of people in Wales, as in Read more »
Victoria Winckler looks at Wales’ ‘jobs miracle’. A lot of our reports and articles are full of doom and gloom – perhaps inevitable when our aim is to develop solutions to some of Wales’most challenging problems. But our latest 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 »
Following from the last two briefings on incorporation of human rights and accountability and enforcement of human rights, the last in the series discusses the relationship between human rights, equality and well-being. Throughout February the Bevan Foundation has published three Read more »
Following last week’s briefing on incorporation of human rights into Welsh law, Dr Simon Hoffman explains how incorporation supports accountability for, and enforcement of human rights. Last week, Associate Professor at Swansea University, Dr Simon Hoffman, discussed incorporation of international Read more »
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With the First Minister’s recent commitment to explore the possibility of devolving administrative powers over Universal Credit to Wales, the Bevan Foundation is delighted to host this seminar, looking at some of the key arguments around the issue. Date: 27th March Read more »
This seminar with Shelter Cymru will explore the issue of affordability and outline alternative approaches to social rent-setting, drawing on examples from Wales and elsewhere in the UK.