Plaid calls for school dinner debt to be cancelled
Plaid Cymru has called for cost of school day to be “poverty proofed”
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Collaborative politics of Wales protecting people from “out of touch” Westminster
Plaid Cymru’s finance spokesperson Llyr Gruffydd MS says that today’s (Tuesday 8 March) budget is a “tangible and practical demonstration of our commitment to help the most vulnerable in our society.”
A glimmer of hope in a challenging world - the role of collaborative politics in Wales
A collaborative budget that will deliver free school meals to all primary school pupils in Wales is something worth celebrating, writes Sian Gwenllian MS
Europe’s reliance on Russian fossil fuels is paying for Putin’s war in Ukraine
Liz Saville Roberts writes for The National
Plaid Cymru calls for Welsh voice to be “heard distinctly” within UK Covid Inquiry
“Give our bereaved families Core Participant Status” - Rhun ap Iorwerth MS writes to Chair of UK Covid Inquiry
New package to tackle loophole “injustice” in housing market – Siân Gwenllian MS
As part of the commitments set out in in the Co-operation Agreement, a new package of measures are being announced today (Wednesday 2 March) to help tackle the housing crisis.
Plaid Cymru urge Priti Patel to waive visa requirements for Ukrainians
Eligibility should be based on people’s ‘intrinsic worth as human beings’ – not economic ‘value’
Ukrainians are fighting for us all on front line of democracy
Adam Price writes for the Sunday Times, Sunday 27 February 2022.
‘We cannot absolve ourselves of our responsibility to Ukraine’
Plaid Cymru leader writes about visit to Kyiv and urges UK Government to turn ‘piecemeal’ sanctions into ‘full-scale economic embargo’
An embargo on trade and investment and severing of financial links: Plaid Cymru call for harsh restrictions on Russia following “horrific and illegal” Ukraine invasion
“Wales stands in solidarity with Ukraine” – Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS