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New Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price AM has announced that former SNP Depute Leader Angus Robertson will conduct a root and branch review of the party’s campaign machinery to: "look at our structures, our operations, capacity and ability to secure victory for Plaid Cymru in every corner of the country and in every level of election.”

Over 2,000 new members have joined the party since Adam Price was elected leader

Plaid Cymru membership has increased by over a quarter since the party’s leadership election two weeks ago.

Ceredigion MP and Plaid Cymru Defra Spokesperson Ben Lake has called for new systems to ensure Wales has a say on farm funding post-Brexit. The Ceredigion MP made the call during the Second Reading of Westminster’s Agriculture Bill.

Ten big ideas from Adam Price's inaugural conference speech as Leader of Plaid Cymru. 

Prominent Green Party politician, Grenville Ham, has announced that he has joined Plaid Cymru.

The news comes on the eve of Plaid Cymru's Annual Conference in Cardigan where delegates will meet for the first conference since the election of new leader Adam Price.

Plaid Cymru has responded to Theresa May’s speech to the Conservative Party conference, criticising the British Prime continuing “delusion” on Brexit and failure to mention Wales.  

Carmarthen East and Dinefwr Assembly Member, Adam Price, has been elected as the new Leader of Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales.

The result was declared on Friday 28^th September 2018, at the Novotel Hotel, Cardiff.

Adam Price took 49.7% of the first preference votes, just 37 votes away from winning in the first round. 

Plaid Cymru has responded to the decision of Hywel Dda University Health Board (UHB) to downgrade Withybush and Glangwili hospitals by calling on the Welsh Government's Health Secretary to intervene and properly merge health and social services.

A damning report by HM Inspectorate of Probation has sparked calls from Plaid Cymru to renationalise the probation service in full and transfer responsibility for probation in Wales to the Welsh Government.

Dr. Lloyd’s call comes following last week’s publication by Carers Wales of their ‘Track the Act 2017-18 Report’, which stated that only 3.5% of Wales’ 370,000 carers have received a Carers’ Needs Assessment, a key element of the Social Services and Wellbeing legislation.