The Chancellor has failed to deliver a Rebalancing Green New Deal in his Spring Statement
Today’s non-event from Phillip Hammond means business as usual for low growth, low productivity and high inequality, say Plaid Cymru.
Only 0.3% of apprenticeships are delivered through the Welsh language
Mae Plaid Cymru a Chymdeithas yr Iaith wedi beirniadu yn Llywodraeth Cymru, ar ôl i ystadegau a ddarganfuwyd gan Cymdeithas yr Iaith ddangos mai dim ond 0.3% o brentisiaethau yng Nghymru - neu 230 allan o 58,665 a gafodd eu cynnig trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg.
Wales facing "public health crisis"
Plaid leader Adam Price slams Welsh Government’s lack of urgency as ‘people’s lives at stake’
Plaid will vote against deal and push to extend Article 50 to give people final say on Brexit
PM’s botched deal is further proof that Westminster is broken beyond repair.
Wales needs a Rebalancing Green New Deal in Spring Statement
For decades, British Governments have tinkered around the edges of our broken economic system without challenging its structural flaws, Plaid Cymru tells Chancellor.
'Newport, New Wales' - Plaid Cymru to launch by-election campaign
Plaid Cymru will launch its campaign for the Newport West by-election this evening at a special event where it will formally open the party's campaign office in the city.
Plaid MPs join Mineworkers on pension petition to 10 Downing Street
Plaid Cymru’s Westminster leader Liz Saville Roberts MP and Treasury spokesperson Jonathan Edwards MP will today (6 March) join mineworkers from across Wales and the rest of the UK to present a petition to 10 Downing Street calling on the Westminster Government to review mineworkers’ pension arrangements.
Coordinated strategy of support to schools needed to tackle school funding crisis in Wales
Responding to the joint statement by Welsh education unions on the school funding crisis in Wales, Sian Gwenllian AM, Plaid Cymru shadow minister for education said,
Plaid call for inquiry after thousands wait over 12 hours in A&E crisis
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price has reiterated calls for a public inquiry into A&E waiting times in Wales after January 2019 saw the second worst A&E waiting times on record with over 5,264 patients having to wait more than 12 hours at major A+E units.
Serious questions about another multi-million pound deal with the DUP
Plaid Cymru’s Treasury Spokesperson, Jonathan Edwards MP, has questioned the legitimacy of the reported £140 million worth of extra funding for Northern Ireland, expected to be announced in the upcoming Spring Statement.