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commentary 23 July 2019
Responding to those in difficulty with council tax debt in Wales: what does the evidence...
Dr Paul Worthington

This blog draws on a recent Wales Centre for Public Policy (WCPP) report ‘Responding to citizens in debt to public services: A rapid evidence review’...

commentary 25 June 2019
Our Theory of Change
Dr Hannah Durrant, Professor James Downe and Dr Eleanor MacKillop

There is widespread agreement across diverse policy and research communities that evidence can play a vital role in processes of democratic deliberation on the aims,...

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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
Commentary 16 May 2018
Strengthening the Links Between Academic Research and the National Assembly for Wales
Exploring some of the main ways that the Welsh Assembly and academic researchers can keep in touch
Commentary 15 May 2018
Our part in the Welsh Government Gender Equality Review
Dr Alison Parken is contributing to a review of international best practice on gender equality