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
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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
Plaid Cymru secure £300m for councils and the NHS
‘We acted to protect services and council tax bills, and to create a more sustainable position for a new government – Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth MS
Labour must add inheritance tax to long list of U-turns - Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru has called on the Labour UK Government to scrap their ‘devastating’ changes to farm inheritance tax - and add it to the ‘long list’ of the Government’s U-turns.
Labour's local government settlement could 'push councils to the brink'
Responding to the provisional settlement 2026-27 for local government announced today (Monday 24th November 2025), Plaid Cymru spokesperson for Finance, Heledd Fychan MS said:
‘This Budget will once again prove that when Westminster does the counting, Wales always loses out' - Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru urges Chancellor to address the shortchanging of Wales in the Budget
Plaid Cymru publish list of candidates for 2026 Senedd election
Plaid Cymru had already confirmed most of its candidates for the election on the 7th of May next year and is the first party to confirm the top candidates in all 16 constituencies.
UK Covid Inquiry report a 'damning condemnation' of both UK and Welsh Governments' pandemic response
‘Bereaved families still don’t have the answers’ – Heledd Fychan MS
A Budget “rewritten in panic” cannot deliver for Wales, says Plaid Cymru’s Treasury spokesperson Ben Lake MP
Plaid Cymru’s Treasury spokesperson, Ben Lake MP, has warned that a UK Budget “rewritten in panic” following the Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ reported income tax U-turn cannot provide the stability or fairness Wales needs.