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Why the time is right for universal free school meals

Covid-19 has both exposed the extent of poverty in Wales and deepened it. Even before the pandemic, 700,000 people, more than one in five people already lived in poverty. With a …

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Posted bySteffan Evans18 December 202018 December 2020Posted inArticlesTags: Welsh Government, poverty

We have to share a picture of the independent Wales we want

Occasionally, I get asked how it was that I became involved in the Welsh national movement. The answer is that I had what you might call an epiphany – like …

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Posted byPolly Manning18 January 201918 January 2019Posted inArticlesTags: poverty2 Comments on We have to share a picture of the independent Wales we want

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