Comments on: Evidence-based policy….policy-based Party http://www.adampriceblog.org.uk/evidence-based-policypolicy-based-party The Blog of Adam Price AS/MP, Carmarthen East and Dinefwr Fri, 18 Sep 2009 15:19:07 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: alanindyfed http://www.adampriceblog.org.uk/evidence-based-policypolicy-based-party/comment-page-1#comment-154 alanindyfed Tue, 24 Feb 2009 10:33:42 +0000 http://www.adampriceblog.org.uk/?p=397#comment-154 The more Wales distances itself from the questionable policies put into practice by British Labour the better. The scope for action is limited by the constraints of LCO approval required by Westminster and the undevolved sections of government, but the more Wales goes it alone the better for national independence and solidarity of consciousness within Wales. The more Wales distances itself from the questionable policies put into practice by British Labour the better.
The scope for action is limited by the constraints of LCO approval required by Westminster and the undevolved sections of government, but the more Wales goes it alone the better for national independence and solidarity of consciousness within Wales.

]]> By: plaidcasnewydd http://www.adampriceblog.org.uk/evidence-based-policypolicy-based-party/comment-page-1#comment-153 plaidcasnewydd Sun, 22 Feb 2009 17:45:05 +0000 http://www.adampriceblog.org.uk/?p=397#comment-153 Having more Welsh students is only one half of tackling the brain drain. It is crucial that there is a more diverse economy too, that meets the skills that are attained in university. from a personal perspective I relocted back to Wales about 15 months ago, after living in London and abroad for the decade since graduation. The combination of the recession and the nature of the welsh economy has meant a narrowing of my career horizons (coinciding perhaps incidentally with getting more involved in politics.) If we are to gain brains, rather than train graduates who then ply there trade elsewhere then we need to encourage other industries to settle here... this is another topic though... plaidcasnewydd.blogspot.com Having more Welsh students is only one half of tackling the brain drain. It is crucial that there is a more diverse economy too, that meets the skills that are attained in university.

from a personal perspective I relocted back to Wales about 15 months ago, after living in London and abroad for the decade since graduation.

The combination of the recession and the nature of the welsh economy has meant a narrowing of my career horizons (coinciding perhaps incidentally with getting more involved in politics.)

If we are to gain brains, rather than train graduates who then ply there trade elsewhere then we need to encourage other industries to settle here… this is another topic though…

plaidcasnewydd.blogspot.com

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