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Three options for Wales' future to be discussed as new report says current way is "not sustainable".

THERE are “significant problems” with the way Wales is currently governed within the Union of the UK and independence is a “viable”…

There are ‘significant problems with the way Wales is currently governed’ within the Union, according to a group of experts appointed by the Welsh Government. Over the last 12 months The Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales has gathered evidence from over 2,000 Welsh citizens, expert groups and community-led organisations on how Wales […]

As happened with Scotland struggling to obtain a second chance for an independence referendum, in Wales following a deal between the Welsh Labor government and Plaid Cymru, an independent commission will examine three viable options for the future of the country including independence.

THE choice for Scotland in a second independence referendum will be “much bigger” than the one faced in 2014, Professor John Curtice has said.

THE first official body examining the case for Welsh independence is expected to issue findings on the future of the constitution

A GWYNEDD MP has accused the First Minister of living in ‘a fantasy land’ after he said he did not believe in Welsh independence.

I SUSPECT there are a few people out there who were lighting candles that the Ireland’s Future event in the 3Arena  last Saturday would fail. The starting point for failure would be a smaller crowd than anticipated. The Irish Times on Friday noted that the 3Arena had capacity to hold 9,000. A statement of fact – or a high bar so that anything less might look like failure. What’s that – only 5,000?  Huh! Another point of attack, compliments of the Alliance Party, would be that the eve...

THINK back to October 15, 2012, ten years ago this month. Headline news was the signing of the Edinburgh Agreement. This historic treaty was the…

NEW fiscal research undertaken by a leading academic strengthens the case for Welsh independence, according to Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price.