Article written by Dr Tomos Dafydd Davies, Deputy Chairman, Welsh Conservative Party: Tax doesn’t have to be taxing, or so claimed the man from the Inland Revenue in that famous TV campaign at the start of the noughties. And nor should it be for the authors of the...
Internship x2 (Comms and Research) (16 hours per week) The Centre for Welsh Studies was founded in early 2017, with the intention of changing the political landscape in Wales, after witnessing the disparity of views between those representing the people and the views...
On Wednesday we saw a new economic package unveiled, the size of which we have not seen before in this country. Rishi Sunak has announced a package worth 30bn for the UK, of which Welsh Government will get an extra 500m, this is on top of the 2.8bn extra given to the...
Politics in Wales is starting to see a seismic shift in the political landscape for the first time in decades. 2019 saw the largest group of free market supporting MPs elected since 1983 across Wales, with the vast majority of gains coming from former Labour...
Article written by Calum Davies, Deputy Chairman for Cardiff Central Conservatives After over 20 years of Labour rule, Wales is more than just ready for change. It needs it. But how can Conservatives genuinely transform our nation without simply saying we will spend...
Centre for Welsh Studies Director – Matthew MacKinnon: In this short opinion piece, I want to outline a few key policies the Welsh Government could implement to help revive the Welsh economy, whilst simultaneously protecting our most vulnerable in society and...
