Wales needs an honest account of its creative industries
Broadcasting cuts and insecure work demand a clearer picture of success and a radical plan for what comes next. Wales needs an independent audit of its creative industries. We keep …
Public Interest News in Wales
Last week, I had the privilege of attending the press conference in Cardiff Bay, where the leaders of the three devolved UK nations, along with the president of Sinn Féin …
If Welsh is to thrive online, Wales needs to invest in creators, not just broadcasters
For more than forty years, the argument around Welsh-language broadcasting has largely been about institutions. How much money should S4C receive? How many programmes should it commission? How many hours …
A crisis in public interest news
and a need to act quickly. Twenty years ago, the Glamorgan Gazette would sit on 23,000 kitchen tables in the south Wales valleys, read by mum and dad, flicked through …
What next for the Welsh Language?
The census results in relation to the Welsh Language which was published back in December 2022 came as a blow to those who have worked tirelessly over the Language during …
Be nesa i’r Gymraeg?
Daeth canlyniadau’r cyfrifiad yn ôl ym mis Rhagfyr 2022 fel ergyd i’r nifer sydd wedi’n gweithio’n ddiflino dros yr iaith yn ystod y degawd diwethaf a mwy, nifer fawr ohonynt …
The value of Welsh
The value of Welsh It would have been far easier, and would have guaranteed more views, had I entitled this piece “What’s the cost of Welsh”? But that would be …