Leanne Wood is elected
Leanne Wood has been elected Leader of Plaid Cymru.
Leanne Wood is a serious politician with many accomplishments and we congratulate her on her election and wish her every success.
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Leanne Wood is electedLeanne Wood has been elected Leader of Plaid Cymru. Leanne Wood is a serious politician with many accomplishments and we congratulate her on her election and wish her every success. |
Editor’s LetterMy thoughts for the last few weeks have been dominated by the news that we were not successful in our bid for continued support under the Periodical Franchise Grant via the Welsh Books Council. |
Cambria interviews Elin JonesElin Jones has the unusual distinction of being the only Welsh AM to receive death threats – a measure of the enormous political and social backlash which followed her decision (while Rural Affairs minister) to allow the culling of badgers in an attempt to control bovine TB. |
Cambria interviews Leanne WoodIf anyone is looking for a latter-day continuation of the Welsh radical tradition, then Leanne Wood has to be the answer. Her pedigree is that of probation officer, Women’s Aid support worker, tutor at Cardiff University and local councillor in Rhondda Cynon Taf. |
Cambria interviews Dafydd Elis ThomasWho would have thought that the bookies’ outsider candidate for Plaid Cymru’s leadership had once been the party leader and had presided over the formative years of the National Assembly? But that’s where Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas finds himself. |
Is the Welsh Government awash with unspent funds for business?There are tens of millions of funds for economic development and business support that are available but which do not seem to be channelled through to the Welsh economy – and it doesn’t appear to be the WG’s fault! |
Calling the London ShotsThe Future of Welsh Television |
Time for Wales to Unlock?As our Celtic cousins to the north of Hadrian’s Wall fastidiously prepare for their ‘Independence Referendum’, the rest of the people of the United Kingdom look on (depending on where they reside) with a mixture of jealousy, fascination, bemusement, and Home Counties anger. |
Letter from the EditorEmulation is a form of admiration. |