A “distinct, radically different” approach is needed – this was the finding of Baroness Corston’s ground-breaking report into the experiences of wo...

Sir Wyn Williams signed off his six-year tenure as President of the Welsh Tribunals with his annual report for 2021-22. The report provides an up...

The debate around the devolution of justice to Wales is not new. It’s been advocated by political commentators and academics; recommended by the Co...

Access to justice is central to the rule of law in a civilised and democratic society. But how easy is it to access? Why do some people find it mor...

The Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF) launched in April 2022 and, valued at £2.6bn across the UK up to March 2025, is intended to replace the European S...

Our reading lists draw together the key sources of information about specific policy areas in Wales. They include background information about poli...

An increasing number of laws for Wales are being made in Westminster, rather than by the Senedd. According to the Senedd’s Legislation, Justice and...

In October 2019, the Commission on Justice in Wales published its review of the justice system in Wales and concluded that “the people of Wales are...

This bilingual glossary provides a list of key terms used in the Environmental Protection (Single-use Plastic Products) (Wales) Bill...

The Environmental Protection (Single-use Plastic Products) (Wales) Bill was laid before the Senedd on 20 September 2022. The Member in Charge of th...

The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) sets up the new UK-EU relationship following the UK’s withdrawal from the EU. Our new UK-EU series summar...

The Welsh Tribunals are the only judicial bodies administered by the Welsh Government. The Wales Act 2017 created the role of the President of Wels...