'Fantasy economics to please the super-rich' - Plaid Cymru response to Chancellor's mini-budget
Plaid Cymru's response to the mini budget.
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Free school meals for lower income families to continue in school holidays
Plaid Cymru and the Welsh Government has announced that free school meals will continue to be provided to children from lower income families in Wales during the school holidays, up until the end of next year’s February half term.
“You have the powers – use them” – Plaid Leader Adam Price MS challenges Welsh Government to act on cost-of-living crisis
Plaid Cymru calls for immediate action to help “renters, commuters, and families”.
Statement on the death of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II
Official statements on the passing of Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II
Plaid Cymru responds to WRU ban on trans sports women
Sports body must return to previous approach
Truss accused of ‘siding with profiteering companies’
‘While energy giants continue making vast profits, they should be footing the bill through an expanded windfall tax’
‘Truss will be UK’s last PM’ – Plaid Cymru
Adam Price and Liz Saville Roberts respond to Truss election
Westminster inaction will lead to ‘financial oblivion’ for businesses - Ben Lake MP
‘Furlough level of support needed for small businesses’ – Plaid Cymru
Hungry children cannot learn – and Wales has a plan to tackle this
Sioned Williams MS writes about our ground-breaking policy to feed all primary school children
Plaid Cymru renews calls for free secondary school meals
“Poverty doesn’t stop after primary school” – Cllr Darren Price, Leader of Carmarthenshire Council