Aslef general secretary DAVE CALFE looks at how rail workers and miners stood together against wage cuts 100 years ago – and why the legacy of collective action endures today
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Of the people, for the people, by the people
LUKE FLETCHER fleshes out Plaid Cymru's plan for the revitalisation of Wales's economy
FOR THE CROWN NOT THE PEOPLE: Gwynt y Mor II, Wales' largest offshore wind farm, located off the coast of North Wales
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As Africa’s progressives aim to consolidate its anti-colonial programme, VIJAY PRASHAD reports on the US getting a military foothold in Ghana
KERRY FLECK explains how the annual event unites thousands in a celebration of workers’ power, culture and collective resistance
The former Nato chief stirred up dark historical undercurrents with his call to cut welfare for military spending, says SOLOMON HUGHES
The life of a modest Norfolk organiser contrasts with the dramatic rise and disappearance of a controversial figure in US labour, says MARK SEDDON
JACK YOUD explains how Salford City Council has taken on rogue landlords and won, setting an example to the rest of the country
IN 2026, there will be a real opportunity for change in Wales — to finally break free from Labour’s grip. I am more determined than ever to see a Plaid Cymru government elected to bring a fresh start for Wales – and to rebuild the Welsh economy.
You don’t need me to tell you how tough times have been.
We know the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on households across Wales.
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