‘Will Welsh Labour’s new candidates embrace radical change or status quo?’
As the Old Guard steps aside, a new generation of Labour candidates prepares for a defining Senedd election…
Chris Carter
‘Welsh Labour prepares to fight or fall in the culture war as Reform threat looms’
“No, I won’t be voting Labour. They don’t even know what a woman is.” The door slams in…
‘Pressure Plaid, be clinical in attack and build more homes: six ways Welsh Labour can win in 2026’
Welsh Labour had a tougher 2024 than most. Wales was the only part of the United Kingdom that…
‘Reform’s spectre looms over Welsh Labour. But we can stop their advance’
The spectre of Reform haunts Britain. No one more so this week than long-serving Welsh Conservative Leader, Andrew…
‘Affordable universal benefits are still possible – just look at Wales’
Universal benefits vs means tested benefits is often where the battle for the soul of the Labour Party…
‘Renewing while in office: Welsh Labour begins the search for fresh Clear Red Water’
Eluned Morgan’s arrival as leader of Welsh Labour and First Minister comes at a time of a great deal…
‘Welsh Labour is right to unite behind Eluned Morgan, but big headaches loom’
The past seven months have been tough and heartbreaking for Welsh Labour members, despite the euphoria of a…
‘Miliband’s onshore wind risks NIMBY and bureaucratic hurdles – but it’s vital’
Across the UK, regions renowned for natural beauty, from West Wales to West Durham, lies a paradox at…
‘Passenger populism: Can Louise Haigh fix Britain’s broken railways?’
The world’s most expensive soap opera, High Speed 2, has dominated the news cycle in recent years, so…
‘Welsh Labour has rallied despite the Gething row and Farage’s return’
Despite a rocky start to the campaign marred by scandal and a lost no-confidence vote, Welsh Labour has…
