Welsh youth 'too busy to vote'
News Article 8 July 2003
Young people in Wales were "too busy" to vote in the elections to the assembly earlier this year, a poll has found.
Extra Wales powers 'need democratic mandate'
News Article 7 July 2003
Any changes to the Welsh assembly's constitutional powers should have "a democratic mandate", Peter Hain has said.
Welsh assembly debates £41m building contract
News Article 1 July 2003
Welsh political leaders have backed a decision to spend £41 million on the new assembly building in Cardiff.
Welsh assembly teams take shape
News Article 13 May 2003
The Conservatives, Liberal Democrats and Plaid Cymru have revealed their new frontbench teams in the Welsh assembly.
Labour to govern alone in Wales
Press Review 8 May 2003
Tory Jones becomes youngest parliamentarian
Press Review 7 May 2003
Morgan gains working majority in Welsh assembly
News Article 7 May 2003
The Welsh assembly has confirmed Rhodri Morgan as first minister with a narrow working majority.
Morgan makes the case for devolution
News Article 13 March 2003
Rhodri Morgan has argued that devolution has made Britain stronger.
Devolution needs power to work
Press Review 25 February 2003
Scargill seeks Welsh votes
Press Review 13 February 2003
Cardiff and London clash on top-up fees
Press Review 7 February 2003
Hain attacks Welsh separatists
News Article 17 January 2003
Wales would be hit by massive tax rises if became independent from Britain, Peter Hain has warned.
Peers call for cabinet downsizing
News Article 15 January 2003
Helen Liddell and Peter Hain have rejected a call by peers for their cabinet positions to be scrapped.
Welsh have 'little or no understanding' of assembly
News Article 17 December 2002
People in Wales have "little or no understanding" of what their devolved assembly does, research has found.
'Funky' Welsh assembly woos the young
News Article 12 November 2002
Welsh ministers have launched a new online attempt to engage children and young people in the policy making process.
