Following the positive and decisive conclusions of the All Wales Convention’s report in favour of the National Assembly being granted proper lawmaking powers, Tomorrow’s Wales has plans to expand its activities and to build momentum in support of a ‘Yes’ vote in a referendum on proper law-making powers for the National Assembly.
It is a cross-party, cross-sector, multi-faith body bringing together a wide range of Welsh civil society actors, who serve on the Executive in a personal capacity.
Take a look around our website, where you can read our blog and find information and resources about the ongoing devolution process in Wales. If you think the Assembly should have the tools to do the job properly, you can get involved by becoming a member, and by signing our Declaration for Welsh Democracy.
Those who have supported the Declaration include Chair of Tomorrow’s Wales, the Archbishop of Wales, Barry Morgan and the Secretary General of the Muslim Council for Wales Saleem Kidwai; British Lions Gerald Davies and Jamie Roberts and the Olympic swimmer David Davies; two of Wales’s National Poets, Gillian Clarke and Gwyneth Lewis, and actor Mathew Rhys. Musician Gruff Rhys and DJ Huw Stephens have also signed up.
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Following the positive and decisive conclusions of the All Wales Convention’s report in favour of the National Assembly being granted proper lawmaking powers, Tomorrow’s Wales has plans to expand its activities and to build momentum in support of a ‘Yes’ vote in a referendum on proper law-making powers for the National Assembly. 
