The last few months have seen public sector workers withdraw their labour on a scale not seen in decades. After 13 years of seeing their pay fall whi...
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From a judicial review and the extraction of millions of tonnes of coal to the network of business interests in fossil fuels, Wales is far from a gre...
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In May, one of the gig economy's most notorious firms announced a new partnership agreement with a major trade union, undermining the lengthy organis...
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When a refugee in Wales was denied free travel that he was entitled to under a new government scheme, it was brushed aside as an administrative error...
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FEATURES
“It Should Be Cherished, Not Destroyed” – Maindy Velodrome & The Battle To Save Cardiff’s Sporting Heritage
For the majority of the past two years, a corner of Cardiff has been home to a fight over the survival of a valued community asset: a large cycling v...
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In June 2017, Jeremy Corbyn caused a political earthquake when he came agonisingly close to winning a general election on a promise of up-ending ...
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COMMENT/ ANALYSIS
Welsh Government Are Allowing Fossil Fuel Companies To Destroy The Planet | Carys Hopkins
As the climate crisis bolts ahead, outcry aimed at governments and corporations to curb their impacts on the climate grows louder. But policies c...
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In January 2022, the UK Coal Authority approved an application to mine up to 40 million tonnes of coal in the Neath valley, south Wales. In the midst...
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Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the risk of military confrontation between global powers and drive to war has become all too real. Over 10...
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In the two weeks since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, more than 1.5 million people have been displaced and the numbers are only going up. As well a...
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