“Stop the excuses and time wasting and just pay up” – pension injustices must be put right
Plaid Cymru calls on the Labour Welsh Government to act on historical pension injustices and support victims of these scandals.
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Concrete actions must be taken ‘to prevent mass starvation of innocent children’ - Plaid Cymru
UK, France and Canada condemn Israeli Government’s military operations in Gaza in a joint statement
Liz Saville Roberts MP: ‘Starmer’s PMQs outburst shows he knows I’m right’
‘The only principle the PM defends is whichever he last heard in a focus group’ – Plaid Cymru
UK-EU summit ‘should be the start, and not the end of strengthening ties with Europe’ – Plaid Cymru
Rejoining the Single Market and Customs Union in Wales’ economic interests – Llinos Medi MP
Immigration changes a ‘reckless’ blow to Welsh universities – Plaid Cymru
UK Government showing ‘lack of policy coherence’ and ‘troubling disregard of financial difficulties faced by universities’, says Ben Lake MP
Botched Labour pilot unfair on teens
Plaid Cymru Transport spokesperson, Peredur Owen Griffiths has criticised the Labour Government’s ‘botched’ pilot that leaves 11-15 years old paying more for public transport compared to 16-21 year olds.
Reports of a new UK-EU strategic partnership is a ‘welcome boost’ for Welsh producers – Plaid Cymru
Reducing trade barriers will help Welsh producers who make vital contribution to Wales’ economy – Liz Saville Roberts MP
Welsh communities 'can't afford to wait longer' for coal tip restoration
Plaid Cymru spokesperson for Climate Change, Delyth Jewell, has criticised Labour’s delay in bringing forward legislation to ensure safety of disused coal tips in Wales.
Plaid Cymru urges UK Government to “step up” and provide direct support to protect Welsh car sector jobs
Liz Saville Roberts slams past governments for leaving Welsh livelihoods exposed to global market forces
Plaid Cymru call out “jaw dropping” comments from First Minister on UK Government welfare cuts
Plaid Cymru have accused the First Minister of having no influence on Number Ten Downing Street after a heated session of the Senedd’s Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister on Friday, March 28th.