Commonwealth Games bid would boost Wales on world sporting stage
Wesh Commonwealth sprinter Mica Moore backs Plaid plan to host games
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Welsh sport will “wither on the vine” without fans in sporting events
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price has warned that Sports clubs in Wales will “wither on the vine” if a limited number of fans are locked out of events.
Plaid’s free school meals policy to address Labour’s failures on child poverty
Plaid Cymru Shadow Education Minister and Senedd Election candidate for Arfon, Siân Gwenllian, has today set out how a Plaid Cymru government would work towards providing free school meals for children in Wales, helping to close the attainment gap and tackle child poverty.
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Plaid government to cut council tax for thousands of Welsh households
Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price has today outlined how thousands of Welsh households will see a cut in their council tax under his party’s plans to reform the current “unfair and outdated” system.
Only a Plaid Cymru government will protect, preserve and promote rural Wales
Plaid Cymru launched its Rural Manifesto today (Tuesday April 20th) vowing to be the only party that will truly “protect, preserve and promote rural Wales”.
Plaid’s “Youth Wellbeing Centres” to stop young people slipping through net
Plaid Cymru Senedd Elections candidate for Ynys Mon Rhun ap Iorwerth, has today pledged to create a network of 14 ‘youth wellbeing centres’ throughout Wales to support young people’s mental health.
Let us harness the spirit of hope and optimism on 6th of May - Liz Saville Roberts MP
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Plaid pledges “20-minute neighbourhoods” with access for all to green spaces
Plaid Cymru Senedd Election candidate for Pontypridd and South Wales Central., Councillor Heledd Fychan has today set out her party’s vision to create ’20-minute neighbourhoods’ in all towns and cities.
Plaid sets out vision for ‘transformational’ social care – “free at the point of need”
Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS has today (Thursday 15 April) set out his party’s vision for delivering transformational change to social care in Wales by working towards offering care that is “free at the point of need”.