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Plaid Cymru slam Labour for misleading claim they've reached 100,000 apprenticeship target

Labour have ‘moved the goal posts’ to claim its met its target of 100,000 apprenticeships this Senedd term, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth said during First Minister’s Questions (Tuesdy 24th February 2026).

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Plaid Cymru government would ensure Welsh communities benefit from Welsh energy projects

Plaid Cymru leader to set out party’s vision for future of Welsh energy projects.

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Devolution of rail to Wales is essential to end years of injustice and underfunding’ - Plaid Cymru

Ann Davies MP tables amendments to the UK Government’s Railways Bill calling for devolution of rail to Wales

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Reform UK slammed for ‘absence’ from Russian interference debate amid ‘treachery’ of former Welsh leader

Urgent action must be taken to protect May elections from Russian interference - Ben Lake MP

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Fragmented and haphazard justice system is letting people of Wales down - Plaid Cymru

Devolving justice is ‘common sense’ solution to ‘disappointing’ state of justice system in Wales.

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Crown Estate: e-mail your MP

E-mail your Member of Parliament to urge them to support Wales’ right to control our natural resources.

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PMQs: ‘How can we trust Starmer to stay as Prime Minister?’ - Liz Saville Roberts 

PM challenged by Plaid Cymru Westminster Leader over Mandelson’s links to Epstein 

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Plaid Cymru call out Labour's "cycle of perpetual crisis management" over handling of Betsi Cadwaladr - the people of north Wales deserve better

February marks three years since Betsi returned to special measures

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Hospitality sector cannot survive on one-year settlement - Plaid Cymru

Plaid set to utilise business rates multiplier to tip the scales in favour of smaller businesses.

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Labour 'building in' inequality with housing crisis

Plaid Cymru have accused Labour of ‘building in’ inequality through their failure to support families through the housing crisis faced by Wales.

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