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Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price AM has said the Prime Minister delaying the vote on her Brexit agreement shows the only feasible option is a People’s Vote.

The AM for the Rhondda has said the Labour Government’s decision to limit free school meals will hit many families in the pocket.

Plaid Cymru Leader, Adam Price AM, has called for a “Grand Summit” of party leaders when the House of Commons votes down the Prime Minister’s Brexit Agreement.

Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price has written to the newly elected leader of the Labour party in Wales, Mark Drakeford, calling for him to work with Plaid Cymru to make sure that the will of the National Assembly for Wales is ‘respected’ following the vote to reject the Prime Minister’s Withdrawal Agreement on Tuesday.

The National Assembly for Wales has today voted to rejected Theresa May’s Brexit Withdrawal Agreement and Political Declaration in a dramatic vote in the Senedd – becoming the first parliament in the UK to do so.

The European Court’s most senior advisor has today confirmed that it is his opinion that the UK can revoke Article 50 and stay in the EU without the need for other European countries’ agreement.

Plaid Cymru Member of Parliament for Arfon and party Spokesperson on Work and Pensions Hywel Williams has welcomed a u-turn by the Department for Work and Pensions who have confirmed that Welsh language speakers will now be able to apply for Universal Credit following concerns that there would be significant delays in provision for Welsh speaking claimants.   

The Labour Welsh Government is once again preparing to roll over rather than stand up for Wales, says Steffan Lewis AM.

Plaid Cymru’s deputy leader and director of communications, Rhun ap Iorwerth AM, has written to the BBC’s Head of News and Public Affairs to ask them to invite other parties to take part in the proposed Brexit TV debate.

The man who spearheaded the campaign for a National Football Museum in Wrexham has urged the Welsh Government to build on the work of a feasibility study that backed the proposal.