Artificial Intelligence and Big Tech: A Danger to Democracy?
Let Caerphilly be our Clarion Call The recent Caerphilly by-election illustrated how the amplification of misinformation in the digital space can shape modern campaigns. This affects both the flow of information—and thus public voting behaviour during a campaign—and the public’s...
Anti-Racial Discrimination Day in Wales: Reflections from a Welsh British Bangladeshi
Anti-Racial Discrimination Day is a global commitment to equality, dignity, and human rights — and for me, as an Open Party candidate rooted in South Wales, it is deeply personal. The day marks the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre, when peaceful anti-apartheid...
Eid in Multi-Faith Britain: Unapologetically Inclusive
Eid is more than a religious observance, it is a living reflection of what a fair, cohesive, and socially responsible Wales can look like. As a third-generation British Bangladeshi, but first-generation into Education, raised between Newport and Cardiff, my experience...
Do the Little Things: St David’s Day and Why Small Actions Matter
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi hapus. St David's Day is a moment to celebrate Welsh culture, pride, and identity. But St David also left us something practical: a way of living that we think still matters today. His final words were simple: gwnewch...



