Devolution of Crown Estate to Wales ‘firmly back on the agenda
Plaid Cymru’s Crown Estate Wales Bill passed in the House of Lords unopposed
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Now is the time to devolve policing to Wales
Home Office reform plans strengthen the case for full devolution, says Liz Saville Roberts MP
Plaid Cymru promises to put Wales ‘back on track’ with new leadership and bold plans
The upcoming Senedd election is a historic opportunity for Wales to elect a Plaid Cymru Government focused on getting to grips with the issues facing the country, Rhun ap Iorwerth is expected to say during a press conference today (Tuesday 13 January 2026).
2026 can be the year of ‘hope and new leadership’ - Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth
2026 can be the year of hope and new leadership for Wales, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth has said.
Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth praises those on “front line of public services” and reaffirms need for peace in Christmas message
Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth has praised those on the front line of public services in his Christmas message.
Failing standards in Welsh NHS normalised under Labour
‘Betsi shows that the Special Measures process is simply not fit for purpose’– Mabon ap Gwynfor MS
Plaid challenge Labour on party loyalties in key Senedd vote
A Plaid Cymru motion is set to challenge Welsh Labour loyalties lay with their party or with the people of Wales following a scathing backbench letter criticising the UK Labour Prime Minister for rolling back on devolution.
Welsh Government Minister reveals Welsh Growth Funds redirected to UK Government scheme
Plaid Cymru condemns £86 million ‘top-slicing’ of Wales’s regional funding allocation for a Whitehall-designed programme
PMQs: ‘Starmer too afraid to confront Brexit’ – Liz Saville Roberts MP
Prime Minister must accept that rejoining the single market and customs union is the solution after ‘decade of Brexit delusions’
UK Railways Bill criticised for ‘for Wales, see England’ attitude
Bill does nothing to address ‘injustice’ of Welsh railways funding, says Plaid Cymru