Radical Independence for Wales
Through the prism of Tony Blair’s recent treatise, cultural critic Professor Daniel G. Williams reflects on the implications of Stephen Kinnock’s appointment as Welsh Secretary of State. Richard Wyn Jones …
Continue reading “Beyond Blairism: Wales and the Crisis of the British State”
Bunkhouse, Abertawe Gwynt y chwys a’r tamp yn fy ffroenau. Blas y cwrw chwerw yn dechrau troi yn fy ngheg. Tywyllwch a tensiwn yn y stafell fach wrth i’r gerddoriaeth …
As we await the election results Greg Davies considers the genuine change possible in one area of economic activity that has got its claws into Cymru even deeper during devolution. …
Continue reading “Confronting the Defence Industry in Wales”
In the last of our visits to meet Senedd candidates before Election day we return to the Valleys to greet Alun Cox. “I was born and brought up in a …
Continue reading “”We Must Combat Misinformation” – A Look at the Lists: Alun Cox”
“We are often told there is no place for emotion or empathy in politics. I refute this claim entirely. To build a society devoid of compassion is humanity made moribund.” …
Continue reading “”Beat the odds and snobs” – A Look at the Lists: Charlotte Husnjak”
On our whistlestop tour of Wales to speak to some of the Senedd candidates, this time we head back north to meet Beca Brown. “Working as a producer was a …
Continue reading “”You have to prioritise in order to achieve” – A Look at the Lists: Beca Brown”
As we traverse the length and breadth of Wales to meet some of our Senedd candidates we now turn to Pontypridd Cynon Merthyr to meet Community Independent Beth Winter. “Real …
Continue reading “”We must turn politics on its head” – A Look at the Lists: Beth Winter”
In the final instalment of her three-part article, Planet Editor Emily Trahair channels a 2018 editorial to set out a way ahead for the Welsh left. To appreciate its full …
Continue reading “The misrepresentation of the Welsh Left – and proposals for how to respond”
In our second short Q&A with Senedd Candidates this time we go from the North East to the South West to meet one of the Greens, Chris Evans. “Here in …
Continue reading “”Our People are Our Strength” – A Look at the Lists: Chris Evans”
With the Election round the corner, and with the new list system meaning less focus on the candidates, Undod has been quizzing one or two in an effort to get …
Continue reading “”Small Groups Can Make History” – A Look at the Lists: Marc Jones”
This is the second installment of a three-part article. I won’t re-hash the points and caveats I made in my previous article, rather you can read it here. In an …
We are thrilled to present another 3-part essay, this time from Planet Editor and visionary writer Emily Trahair. Here she looks forward to new horizons for the left (especially relevant …
In October 2025 a byelection was held in Caerffili and the results were watched closely all over Britain. According to many commentators, what happened in Caerffili would be a sign …
“See there,” said Manawydan, “the door we should not open.” – Dafydd and Rhiannon Ifans’ adaptation of Branwen Ferch Llŷr, the second branch of the Mabinogion ………………………………………………………. With Cymru on …
In the last installment of his three-part analysis Gareth Leaman weighs up the long-term challenges. “There is little to suggest that, within a term or two, Plaid Cymru won’t find …
In the second installment of Gareth Leaman’s commentary on the state of the nation, he explains the appeal of Reform. Reform’s rise is a symptom of liberalism’s failure The nature …
Continue reading “Understanding the Rise of Reform in Wales”
As we resume our blog for election season, it is nice to receive a message of support from Leanne Wood, who has just started a small project of her own …
As we launch our Senedd election blog and look to provide you with some insight into what’s going on, we’re pleased to welcome back contributor Gareth Leaman – who has …
This is a speech that Rhun Dafydd, chair of Cymdeithas y Cymod (Fellowship of Reconciliation) delivered to the Undod’s Senedd giving his input as a pacifist about the war in …
Continue reading “A pacifist’s perspective on the war in Ukraine”
For the last two years, Undod has been building up its membership and expanding its activities. As we have said previously, our guiding principle is that the work needed to …
How is someone meant to feel when a local authority decides to postpone a consultation on the future of a Welsh school? That is the step taken recently by Carmarthenshire …
Continue reading “The civil disobedience of local authorities”
After averting near-disaster this week with their plans to decimate the National Library, here the group Reclaim Cardiff examine Welsh Labour’s lemming-like behaviour with respect to another potty plan – …
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