In a week where I've been slightly semi-detached from day-to-day politics, I can work out one thing from a little bit of a distance: yesterday's announcement on the closure of Remploy factories - 7 in Wales, 272 jobs under threat - will cause far more anger and debate than today's announcement (what do you mean, you hadn't spotted it) that the Green Investment Bank will be going - not to Cardiff but to Edinburgh.
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In case you missed it, Ma$e made his way back to rap yesterday, appearing on Wale’s “Slight Work” remix. This morning, Flex got on the horn with the rap poet-turned-preacher [...] Read Post
Labour MPs have taken to calling it "Springwatch" - the wait for the UK government to give its response to a report that suggested the Welsh government be given the power to vary some tax rates in Wales. The deputy prime minister to... Read Post
Dozens of factories which provide employment for disabled people are expected to close by the end of the year after the government withdrew funding. Remploy - which provides sheltered work for people with disabilities - is planning ... Read Post