Plaid call on both UK and Welsh governments to protect “most vulnerable” from winter of economic hardship
Plaid Cymru warn of triple threat as Welsh families face winter of debt and poverty as bills rise and Universal Credit top-up is cut
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Climate crisis: “No more delayed plans, no more hypocrisy, and no more political manoeuvres”
Plaid Cymru urge governments to act with urgency in response to IPCC report
“With more freedom must come reflection”
Plaid Cymru calls for reassurance that lessons have been learnt by government
“The people of Wales are owed more than being a chapter in a deferred UK inquiry”
Plaid Cymru renews calls for a Wales-specific COVID inquiry
Plaid Cymru raise “deep concerns” whether all health workers on £9.50 will receive 3% pay increase
“This NHS pay fiasco is an example of giving with one hand, and taking with the other” – Rhun ap Iorwerth MS
"A boost to Welsh heritage and pride" - Plaid Cymru celebrate Welsh slate landscape winning world heritage status
“Health and care workers in Wales should be equipped with FFP3 masks” – Plaid Cymru
FFP3 masks are thought to be up to a hundred percent effective at preventing infection with Covid-19
Plaid Cymru calls for Olympic sized swimming pool for the north of Wales
A record breaking six Swim Wales team members have qualified for this year’s Olympics
Children cannot learn at school if they're hungry
Sioned Williams MS, Plaid Cymru spokesperson on Social Justice and Equalities, writes about economic equality, child poverty and free school meals
What does the UK’s pivot to the Asia-Pacific mean for Welsh farming?
Writing in the Farmers Guardian, Ben Lake says the UK-Australia trade deal has given Welsh farmers a ‘harsh lesson’ about Westminster’s trade priorities