Institute Of Welsh Affairs

Rhea Stevens is joined by Amy Bainton, Natasha Davies and Owen Hathway to discuss the ideas in #GE2017 manifestos

In the week Theresa May announced a snap general election, Rhea Stevens is joined by Daran Hill, Liz Silversmith and Tom Davies to look at the implications for Wales

Institute of Welsh Affairs event held in the Neuadd Hall of the National Assembly Senedd on 4th April 2017. Introductions from Auriol Miller, Director, IWA & David Melding, AM, South Wales Central Region. Findings from report by Shea Buckland-Jones, Re-energising Wales Project Co-ordinator, IWA. Panellists: Louise Wilson, Co-Founder & Director, Abundance; Michael Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Robert Owen Community Banking; Monika Paplaczyk, Investment Manager, Thrive Renewables; James Thelwell, Investment Officer, Greater Manchester Pension Fund.

Introduction to “The future of Welsh Language Media” session from Hywel Wiliam, Director, Advisors in Media. Followed by Dr. Ruth McElroy chairing a session on the future of Welsh language media with Professor Elin Haf Gruffydd Jones, Professor of Media & Creative Industries, Aberystwyth University; Dylan Iorwerth, Editing Director, Golwg; Ian Jones, Chief Executive, S4C and Huw Marshall, Director, Awr Cymru. Closing summaries from Professor Ian Hargreaves, Professor of Digital Economy, Cardiff University; Angela Graham, Chair of IWA Media Policy Group and Auriol Miller, Director of IWA. #IWAMedia

Introduction to the IWA Cardiff Media Summit 2017 'News' session from Sian Morgan Lloyd, Lecturer in Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies, Cardiff University. Followed by Guto Harri, Managing Director for External Communications, Liberty Global chairing a discussion with Phil Henfrey, Head of News and Programmes; Emma Meese, Media & Training Development Manager, Cardiff University; Garmon Rhys, Deputy Head of News and Current Affairs, BBC Cymru Wales, and Paul Rowland, Editor-in-Chief, Media Wales.

An introduction from Rhodri Talfan Davies, Director of BBC Cymru Wales, to Charlotte Moore, Director, BBC Content being interviewed by Professor Jane McCloskey, Dean of Faculty of Creative Industries, University of South Wales. #IWAMedia

Introduction to the IWA Cardiff Media Summit 2017 "The Sustainable Media Workforce" session from Sian Gale, BECTU. Followed by Dr. Caitriona Noonan, Lecturer in Media and Communications, Cardiff University chairing a session with David Donovan, Negotiations Officer, BECTU; Gareth Powell, COO, BBC Cymru Wales and Alex Martin, Senior Project Manager, Creative Skillset in discussion. #IWAMedia

Introductions to the IWA Cardiff Media Summit 2017 from Auriol Miller, Director of IWA; Steve Dimmick, Co-Founder of Doopoll and Angela Graham, Chair of IWA Media Policy Group. Followed by Professor Ian Hargreaves, Professor of Digital Economy, Cardiff University and Claire Enders, Founder of Enders Analysis, in discussion about the Future of Media in Wales. #IWAMedia

#IWADebate

The latest IWA debate, in partnership with Cardiff University, explored the ongoing discussions about free movement of people between the UK and Europe, and in particular the impact of this on Wales. Chaired by BBC Cymru Wales' Political Correspondent, Arwyn Jones, the panel consisted of: Noreen Blanluet, Public Services Consultant Marley Morris, IPPR Alp Mehmet, Vice Chair, Migration Watch Vanessa Young, NHS Confederation Wales.

Jess Blair is joined by Daran Hill, Huw Irranca Davies, Dai Lloyd and Steffan Evans to discuss the Assembly's debate over whether it should back the Wales Bill, and Theresa May's latest update on Brexit.

Jess Blair is joined by Owen Hathway, Julia McWatt and Daran Hill as they review the events of 2016.

Jess Blair is joined by Mary Van den Heuvel, Robin Hughes and David Jones to discuss the latest Pisa results for Wales, and their implications.

Part 2 of 2 of a panel discussion on the implications of Brexit for Wales. Chaired by Catrin Haf Jones and featuring Ros Kellaway, Dr Jo Hunt, Gerald Holtham and Neil Hamilton.

Part 1 of 2 of a panel discussion on the implications of Brexit for Wales. Chaired by Catrin Haf Jones and featuring Ros Kellaway, Dr Jo Hunt, Gerald Holtham and Neil Hamilton.

Ros Kellaway, Head of Competition, EU and Regulatory at Eversheds offers a look at the impending Brexit negotiations and what they could mean for the UK and for Wales.

Jess Blair, Owen Hathway, Rhianon Passmore, Mia Rees and Daran Hill discuss Theresa May's first Prime Minister's Questions and Owen Smith's challenge for Labour leadership.

An IWA event, in collaboration with Capital Law, #IWACapital event, Doing Business in Wales. Cabinet Secretary speech delivered a week after the Brexit vote, that reassures that 'Wales is still open for business'.

Jess Blair is joined by Daran Hill, Nick Ramsay & Rhianon Passmore to discuss the latest turn of events in Westminster.

Jess Blair is joined by Daran Hill, Owen Hathway & Andrew RT Davies to discuss the results of the EU Referendum.