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A panel of party leaders discusses Oxfam Cymru's Vision for a Just Cymru.  Left to right: Anthony Slaughter (Green), Julie James (Labour), Lila Haines (Chair), Rhun ap Iorweth (Plaid Cymru), Jane Dodds (Welsh Liberal Democrats)
Devolution

Visions for a just Cymru?

5 November 2025 - Updated on 6 November 2025
A porcelain unicorn with piles of coins
Politics & Society

The future of an independent Cymru and potential of a Universal Basic Income

21 February 2025
Child poverty – an overhead view of a young child playing with a paper clock
Politics & Society

Defiling childhood: child poverty and austerity in the UK

20 February 2025 - Updated on 19 January 2026
Art by Plebo of Nigel Farage popping up holding a pint like a jack in the box, over a dragon and the UK flag
Voices | Lleisiau

The parasitic chancers circling Cymru

18 January 2025
Interesting sea creature structures on the beach at Ogmore-by-Sea
Voices | Lleisiau

(Not my) King and I: a circular walk and Duchy Originals

15 December 2024 - Updated on 17 December 2024
Wrexham - a black and white view of a road there
Politics & Society

New figures on Wrexham children living in poverty

11 June 2024
Columnists: a graphic cutout of old-fashioned women typing and a retro man reading a newspaper, with a background of newspaper cuttings and an ink splotch that looks like blood
Voices | Lleisiau

Dear columnists: stop putting people into poverty then telling them they’re doing it wrong

7 April 2024
Benefits system: a fragile bird clutched in a hand
Voices | Lleisiau

The UK’s inhumane and inhuman benefits system: a personal journey

4 April 2024
Overhead view of bridge in Rhuddlan, North Wales, in winter
Politics & Society

Who is fighting for Wales as a winter of deepening hardship looms?

11 September 2023
An anti-Brexit sticker on a pole
Hiraeth

Defining patriotism: why a Welsh immigrant in Spain campaigns for the UK to rejoin the EU

7 September 2023 - Updated on 8 September 2023
The Union Workhouse, Graig, Pontypridd
Gwalia | History

Paupers and the parish: the Union Workhouse in Graig, Pontypridd

6 September 2023
Shotton High Street
Community | Cymuned

“You’re seeing people who wouldn’t have been struggling before who now need help”: a day in the life of a food bank

21 March 2023
Solva, painting of a Pembrokeshire fishing village, Frances Hodgkins, 1936
Economy

The lasso of levelling up could further capture Wales

10 March 2023
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