The Bevan Foundation was set up in 2001 to support new ideas for social justice in Wales.
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- Paying the Price of Being Poor
Launch: Report by Victoria Winckler...
Tuesday, November 17 at 12:30pm - Paying the Price of Being Poor
Media Briefing Room, Senedd, Cardif...
Tuesday, November 17 at 12:30pm
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Celebrating Democracy: Our Voice, Our Vote, Our Freedom
15th October 2009
A day of events to mark the 170th anniversary of the Chartist uprising in Newport
The Bevan Foundation would like to thank everyone who attended for their kind support for what was a highly successful and enjoyable day...
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Reducing the Poverty Premium in Wales
By Victoria Winckler, Bevan Foundation
Tuesday 17th November 2009
12:30 - 2pm (light refreshments at 1:30pm)
Media Briefing Room, Senedd, Cardiff Bay
The launch will be kindly hosted and chaired by Brian Gibbons AM, Minister for Social Justice and Local Government and will be followed b...y a small buffet lunch. The report by Victoria Winckler, director of the Bevan Foundation, was written in partnership with Consumer Focus Wales, National Energy Action Cymru and Save the Children, with additional material by the New Policy Institute. The project was funded by the Welsh Assembly Government New Ideas Fund
The event is FREE to attend and all are welcome
To book your place e-mail Daneka - daneka.norman@bevanfoundation.orgRead More
By Victoria Winckler, Bevan Foundation
Tuesday 17th November 2009
12:30 - 2pm (light refreshments at 1:30pm)
Media Briefing Room, Senedd, Cardiff Bay
The launch will be kindly hosted and chaired by Brian Gibbons AM, Minister for Social Justice and Local Government and will be followed b...y a small buffet lunch. The report by Victoria Winckler, director of the Bevan Foundation, was written in partnership with Consumer Focus Wales, National Energy Action Cymru and Save the Children, with additional material by the New Policy Institute. The project was funded by the Welsh Assembly Government New Ideas Fund
The event is FREE to attend and all are welcome
To book your place e-mail Daneka - daneka.norman@bevanfoundation.orgRead More
Time:12:30PM Tuesday, November 17th
Location:Media Briefing Room, Senedd, Cardiff Bay
The Bevan Foundation Wants to thank Martin Jacques for the wonderful lecture on Friday and thank you to everyone who attended!!
Taha I can see that I have mis-spelt Martin Jacques' name in earlier posts. My apologise
Taha Some of Martin Jaques' 80+ members of the audience ...
Taha And one more picture of his lecture ...
Taha Here's a picture of Martin Jaques at the event.
The Bevan Foundation LAST CHANCE TO BOOK - When China Rules the World - Bevan Foundation annual lecture with guest speaker Martin Jacques - Faraday Lecture Theatre, Swansea University, 6:15pm tomorrow
The Bevan Foundation TODAY - Where Should The Axe Fall? Public spending cuts in Wales - Debate, Media Briefing room, Senedd, Cardiff Bay - 5:30pm (tea and Coffee) 6:15pm start All Welcome
Taha Here is a picture of the fantastic Choir
Taha From Taha: And here is one picture that should be here as a starter :)
The Bevan Foundation wants to thank EVERYONE who made last Thurday's event so special! It was a great day and we hope to have the pictures up soon
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TOMORROW - its finally arrived... Celebrating Democracy at the Newport Centre. 12pm - 9:30pm a full day of debate, music and drama to celebrate 170 years since the Chartist uprising in Newport - SEE YOU ALL THERE
www.bevanfoundation.org for full line up.
Last few tickets available on 01633 656757
Source: www.bevanfoundation.org
The Bevan Foundation is the social justice think tank for Wales. It carries out research, publishes reports and articles, and organises discussions and events.
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FREE discussion featuring three of Wales best historians talking about black civil rights, votes for women and Chartism.
Speakers
Dr Ryland Wallace
Rachel Lock-Lewis
Glenn Jordan
There will be a chance for audience members to ask questions to the panel and promote discussion.
Castle Room, Newport Centre, Newport
A lively discussion of different struggles for democracy
Time:3:30PM Thursday, October 15th
Location:Newport Centre, Kingsway, Newport, South Wales
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