Commentary

commentary 17 April 2019
How can governments improve cross-cutting working?
Dr Andrew Connell

Cross cutting working - making sure that different departments and services work effectively with each other - is a constant challenge for all governments, even...

commentary 31 January 2019
What does the evidence say about loneliness in Wales?
Suzanna Nesom

Suzanna Nesom explores what we know about the concept of loneliness

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Commentary 23 August 2018
Working in partnership
Megan Mathias discusses how the Centre draws in expertise to work on Wales’ public policy challenges
Commentary 10 August 2018
How can we enable job progression in low paid sectors?
Three reflections from our recent symposium on the topic
Commentary 26 July 2018
Learning the lessons from Carillion – thoughts from our panel discussion
A report back from our recent breakfast event
Commentary 23 July 2018
The income tax base in Wales – who’ll pay what to the Welsh Government?
Guto Ifan of the Wales Governance Centre writes for the Thinking Wales blog
Commentary 26 June 2018
Rural poverty: the case of Powys
Dr Greg Thomas explores in a guest blog in our rural poverty series
Commentary 18 June 2018
How community-based solutions can improve rural transport in Wales
A guest blog by Christine Boston, Director of the Wales Community Transport Association
Commentary 18 June 2018
Evidence-informed policymaking: does knowledge brokering work?
This article by Sarah Quarmby originally appeared on the LSE British Politics and Policy blog
Commentary 12 June 2018
Public Service Boards and wellbeing
Mair Bell writes on the developing wellbeing plans, and how the WCPP can support PSBs