‘Not in our name’ – Wales stands up to Priti Patel’s ‘callous’ asylum legislation
Plaid Cymru Westminster leader joins forces with refugee activist against Borders Bill
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“Gross betrayal” of Welsh farmers from “environmentally illiterate” trade deal
Plaid Cymru MS calls for ‘Made in Wales’ brand
The old adage ‘think global act local’ takes on a new urgency and salience
Ahead of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show, Cefin Campbell MS writes in the Sunday Times about the threats to the rural way of life, and argues that farmers should be seen as the solution, not the problem.
Carl Harris appointed Plaid Cymru Chief Executive
Following a competitive and comprehensive recruitment process, Carl Harris has been appointed as Plaid Cymru’s new Chief Executive.
What’s stopping the Welsh Government feeding hungry children?
Is money really the only barrier to expanding our free school meal programme? Sioned Williams MS, Plaid Cymru’s spokesperson for Social Justice and Equalities explores this contentious issue.
Plaid Cymru calls for Ventilation Support Fund to help halt Covid spread
“We must use all the tools in our arsenal to keep children safe” – Sian Gwenllian MS
Plaid Cymru calls for “right choice” on vaccine sharing
Plaid Cymru has added to calls from a coalition of Welsh charities, led by Oxfam Wales, for the First Minister to urge the Prime Minister to share covid vaccine know-how and technology with low-income countries.
Keep face masks in shops, says Plaid Cymru
“Is it responsible to insist a shop worker wears a face mask to see a doctor, but that same doctor doesn’t have to wear a mask in the shop?” – Rhun ap Iorwerth MS
Child Poverty levels aren't just "stubborn" - they're heading in the wrong direction
With a warning from the Children’s Commissioner that “child poverty is now the Welsh Government’s biggest challenge”, Plaid Cymru’s spokesperson for Social Justice and Equalities, Sioned Williams MS, writes about the need for action if the government is serious about tackling this issue.
Welsh Government ministerial response ‘slower than a trip to Mars’
Delays by Welsh Government ministers in answering Senedd members correspondence is an “affront to scrutiny”, Plaid Cymru Health and Social Care spokesperson Rhun ap Iorwerth has said.