Creative Europe

Although Wales is not a member of the European Union, we will examine how we can participate and benefit from the international Creative Europe programme that aims to safeguard, develop and promote European cultural and linguistic diversity and heritage, and to increase the economic potential of the cultural and creative sectors.

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Bank Holidays
Wales has the fewest number of Bank Holidays in Europe, and no power over when those Bank Holidays take place....
Free-To-Air Sporting Events
While recognising the benefit of investment by broadcasting companies in many sports, the increase in subscription services has priced many...
Returning Welsh Artefacts to Wales
A number of important and significant Welsh artefacts are held outside Wales, such as the Mold Gold Cape, the Moel...
Devolution of Broadcasting
Plaid Cymru support the devolution of broadcasting powers to Wales, including the power to regulate, oversee and secure accountability for...
Promoting Access to the Arts, Culture and Heritage
Plaid Cymru believes that the arts are for everybody and that our organisations should continue to provide greater support and...
Welsh Freelancers Fund
As proposed in our 2021 Senedd manifesto, we will instigate a Welsh Freelancers Fund to support the creative sector. We...
Eurovision
Plaid Cymru will continue to push for Wales to be represented on the international stage at Eurovision.
Sport
We will continue to fund Sport Wales to promote participation in community sport as well as elite level. We look...
Well-being
Playing sport and participating in arts and culture is a significant part of our well-being. Recognising the positive effects that...
Cultural Tourism
We will promote the culture, history and heritage of Wales, reflecting our linguistic and cultural diversity.