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commentary 5 February 2020
Engaging matters: making sure the public have a voice in the future of Welsh health...
Dr Paul Worthington

This blog draws on a recent Wales Centre for Public Policy (WCPP) report Public engagement and ‘A Healthier Wales’, co-authored by Paul Worthington, Sarah Quarmby...

commentary 16 December 2019
Why a ‘Just Transition’? Decarbonisation and economic justice
Dr Jack Price

Commitments to a net-zero carbon society raise questions as to who may bear the costs of this, and who might gain. In this blog we...

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Commentary 7 March 2019
How do we Tackle Loneliness? Evidence on Deprivation and Different Communities
How to alleviate loneliness for materially deprived people, and different interventions for different communities
Commentary 5 March 2019
Managing diverse relationships in cross-cutting government
A think piece of ideas to start discussion on improving cross-government working
Commentary 26 February 2019
We need to talk about procurement
5 things we learned from our recent event launching our new report
Commentary 19 February 2019
How do we tackle loneliness? Evidence on supporting younger and older people
The second in a three-part blog series on loneliness and isolation in Wales
Commentary 14 February 2019
Is the future of the economy threatening local taxation?
Examining the impact of automation and high street closures on tax revenues
Commentary 7 February 2019
Growing the Welsh tax base through business rates: risks, rewards and trade-offs
Can non-domestic rates make a greater contribution to public revenues in Wales?
Commentary 5 February 2019
Beyond contracting: public service stewardship to maximise public value
John Tizard introduces the key issues and arguments from our recent report
Commentary 31 January 2019
What does the evidence say about loneliness in Wales?
Suzanna Nesom explores what we know about the concept of loneliness