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• A radical agenda but can Burnham deliver?
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• GWYN WILLIAMS
  Normally I skip Matthew's article but today I am in agreement except for his extreme views about tennis. The point Peter Martin makes about Wales is a fair one....
• Graham Evans
  The problem with Ed Davey's speech that it leaves too many questions unanswered. Aspiration has its role, but at some point the party has to come up with some d...
• Nigel Quinton
  Thanks Iain for another cautionary tale about the perils of assuming Burnham will be some sort of progressive messiah. He is not the messiah, but then he is not...
• Katharine Pindar
  Yes, there should be a drive to build more council houses, social housing rather than just 'affordable homes', but the powers and funding should go to local cou...
• Peter Martin
  " Britain has been governed as though every problem can be solved from Whitehall. " Possibly, but do the people of Wales think that moving much th...