Institute Of Welsh Affairs

Ben Cottam, Stephen Lawrence and Terry Fitzgibbon discuss supply chains and procurement at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel. Ben Cottam, Head of External Affairs, FSB Stephen Lawrence, Divisional Director, Mott MacDonald Terry Fitzgibbon, Principal, Construction Elite International Ed Evans (chair), Wales Director, CECA

Russell George AM delivers the opening statement at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel.

Russell George AM discusses his work on the Economy, Infrastructure and Skills Committee with Carole Green, Business Correspondent, ITV Cymru Wales at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel.

Carole-Anne Davies, Rhodri Williams and Dan Saville discuss the infrastructure pipeline at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel. Carole-Anne Davies, Chief Executive, Design Commission Wales Rhodri Williams, Director Wales, Ofcom Dan Saville, Director - Infrastructure West Group Leader, Arup Carole Green (chair), Business Correspondent, ITV Cymru Wales

Alex Slade, Alison Murray and David Foot discuss securing funding for infrastructure in Wales at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel. Alex Slade, Head of Social Infrastructure, Innovative Finance Team Welsh Government Alison Murray, Economic Development Consultant, Arup David Foot, Director - Infrastructure, InfraRed Capital Partners Lynn Pamment (chair), Senior Partner, PwC

Mari Arthur and Chris Jofeh discuss sustainable development and the Wellbeing of Future Generations Act with Sophie Howe at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel. Mari Arthur, Director, Cynnal Cymru Chris Jofeh, Director and Global Buildings Retrofit Leader, Arup Sophie Howe (chair), Future Generations Commissioner for Wales

Auriol Miller, director of the Institute of Welsh Affairs, delivers her closing comments at 'Building the Future: Sharing and Developing Infrastructure Solutions for Wales', a day conference held by the Institute of Welsh Affairs and Capital Law. 28 September 2017, Radisson Blu hotel.

Bethan Lewis and Leighton Andrews discuss their memories of the 1997 devolution referendum at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 year since the referendum on devolution in Wales. Auriol Miller (chair), Director, Institute of Welsh Affairs Leighton Andrews, 1997 Yes campaigner Bethan Lewis, BBC Cymru Wales

Roger Scully delivers the closing remarks at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 year since the referendum on devolution in Wales.

A panel of academics and practitioners discuss the promises of the devolution referendum and what challenges lie ahead for the devolved administration at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 year since the referendum on devolution in Wales. Ashok Ahir (chair), Director, Mela Laura McAllister, Professor of Public Policy and the Governance of Wales, Cardiff University Kevin Morgan, Professor of Governance and Development, Cardiff University Helen Mary Jones, Deputy Director, The Morgan Academy, Swansea University Dr Axel Kaehne, Reader in Health Service Research, Edge Hill Univeristy

Elin Jones AM and Lord Elis-Thomas AM discuss the role of the Llywydd and changes in the Senedd at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 year since the referendum on devolution in Wales.

Jack Gillum, Roy J. Thomas and Cathy Owens discuss campaigning and lobbying in the devolved era at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 year since the referendum on devolution in Wales. Jo Foster (chair), Managing Director, Lebedev Holdings Jack Gillum, Director, CYPAW (ex Funky Dragon) Roy J. Thomas, Chair, Kidney Wales Foundation Cathy Owens, Director, Deryn

Roger Scully speaking at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 years since the referendum on devolution in Wales, about public attitudes towards devolution.

Huw Edwards speaking at "Wales Said Yes", marking 20 years since the referendum on devolution to Wales, about the importance of effective scrutiny.

Carwyn Jones' keynote speech at the IWA and Wales Governance Centre event to mark 20 years since the referendum on devolution.

The post-break sessions of the IWA / Smart Energy GB event "A smart energy future for Wales" / "Dyfodol ynni glyfrach i Gymru" that took place at the Radisson Blu hotel on Wednesday 12th July 2017.

The opening sessions of the IWA / Smart Energy GB event "A smart energy future for Wales" / "Dyfodol ynni glyfrach i Gymru" that took place at the Radisson Blu hotel on Wednesday 12th July 2017.

In February 2017, the Cabinet Secretary for Communities and Children announced that the Communities First Programme would be phased out by March 2018. In the announcement he conceded that whilst “…Communities First has been successful in its impact on many individuals in poverty, …it has not had an impact on overall poverty levels in Wales, which remain stubbornly high.” While some legacy funding has been agreed, the absence of any other plans to replace the Communities First Programme has led some to question if the Welsh Government has given up on tackling poverty altogether. The latest in the IWA Debate series in partnership with Cardiff University, took place at the Eversheds-Sutherland offices in Cardiff on 13th June 2017. Auriol Miller, IWA Director, welcomed the guests to the event, and Michael Trickey, Programme Director at Wales Public Services 2025 Programme, gave the opening speech. He was followed by Jordan Davies, journalist at BBC Cymru Wales, the chair for the evening who introduced the pa

Rhea Stevens is joined by Nick Ramsay AM, Bethan Jenkins AM, Lesley Griffiths AM, and Daran Hill to discuss their initial reflections on the results of the General Election and the implications for Wales.

Rhea Stevens is joined by Laura McAllister and Daran Hill to discuss to discuss the election campaign to date, the issues that have dominated and expectations for the final few days.