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Neil Schofield-Hughes

Neil Schofield-Hughes

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Contributor, Bylines Cymru

Cardiff

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Comedy , Theatre , Music , Film

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Style, Parenting, Kids, Technology, Music, Pop Culture, Politics

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Total articles 30

  • Budgets, block grants, and the Barnett Formula

    By Neil Schofield-Hughes| Bylines Cymru@ It started with such high hopes, even though the 1998 devolution referendum only endorsed the creation of a Welsh Assembly by the narrowest of margins. The rhetoric of the Yes campaign was heady - that Wales could at last take decisions which could reverse decades of economic and social decline. While the powers and competence of what is now the Welsh Parliament and Government have grown, after a quarter of a century of devolution Cymru is the poorest nation of the UK.

    By Neil Schofield-Hughes · Bylines Cymru

    Feb. 19, 2025

  • Wales is the next battleground for progressive politics

    By Neil Schofield-Hughes| Bylines Cymru@ The Wales Governance Centre (WGC) at Cardiff University manages the Welsh Election Study, a long-term study based on responses from 2,500 residents. Its 2024 general election findings have yet to be formally published, but Professor Richard Wyn Jones and Dr Jac Larner of the WGC offered a breakfast briefing on 7 November. It was a revealing snapshot of the state of Welsh party politics as we went to the polls to elect a Westminster government.

    By Neil Schofield-Hughes · Bylines Cymru

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • Budgets, block grants, and the Barnett Formula

    By Neil Schofield-Hughes| Bylines Cymru@ It started with such high hopes, even though the 1998 devolution referendum only endorsed the creation of a Welsh Assembly by the narrowest of margins. The rhetoric of the Yes campaign was heady - that Wales could at last take decisions which could reverse decades of economic and social decline. While the powers and competence of what is now the Welsh Parliament and Government have grown, after a quarter of a century of devolution Cymru is the poorest nation of the UK.

    By Neil Schofield-Hughes · Bylines Cymru

    Feb. 19, 2025

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Bylines Cymru