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7 reasons why Plaid Cymru will vote against the Internal Market Bill

The Internal Market Bill is bad news. Here's why. 

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Westminster’s power grab over water a ‘worrying echo’ of Tryweryn

The Westminster Government’s intention to give itself powers over Welsh water infrastructure through the Internal Market Bill is a worrying echo of the flooding of Tryweryn, Plaid Cymru has said.

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Independence “only solution” to stop Westminster power grabs for good says Plaid Leader Adam Price

Labour Government must do more than say “warm words” about devolution

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Internal Market Bill: UK on the path to becoming an international pariah

Plaid Cymru Westminster Leader Liz Saville Roberts MP has said proposals that the UK Government could use the Internal Market Bill to try and undermine the EU Withdrawal Agreement “is as stupid as it is dangerous”.

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Internal Market Bill “makes mockery out of devolution” warns Plaid

The Labour Government must not co-operate with the Westminster Government on the Internal Market Bill until it “fundamentally” changes its approach, Plaid Cymru have said.

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Call for youth employment guarantee scheme

Plaid Cymru would prioritise the creation of jobs for young people leaving full time education

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Kickstart Scheme: Tories favouring friends in big business over Welsh SMEs

Plaid Cymru MP for Arfon, Hywel Williams, has today called on the UK Government to change the requirement under the new Kickstart Scheme for small businesses to find intermediaries in order to qualify.

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Call for regular Coronavirus testing in schools

“If it’s important enough for our footballers, it should be important enough for our teachers” - Rhun ap Iorwerth MS

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"It should stop us in our tracks" - Delyth Jewell MS

Report finds children in Wales have lowest levels of well-being

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“Don’t undo the good from the furlough scheme”

Plaid Cymru calls for more support for Welsh tourism and entertainment sector as furlough scheme approaches its end

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