Schools re-opening row “not fair on students and staff” says Plaid
The row around re-opening schools in Wales is not fair on pupils nor staff, Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Education Sian Gwenllian has said.
The row around re-opening schools in Wales is not fair on pupils nor staff, Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Education Sian Gwenllian has said.
The Welsh Government should “plan further ahead” on easing restrictions, Plaid Cymru have said.
Leanne Wood, the Member of the Senedd for the Rhondda has called for urgent action to help people flooded in her constituency yet again this year.
Whilst still backing a cautious ‘health-first’ approach, Plaid Cymru have urged the Welsh Government to ‘forever test and challenge’ its own advice, so Wales can lift restrictions as fast as is safe to do so.
Plaid calls for “plan of action” to help children falling through net
Plaid Cymru’s Hywel Williams MP has raised concerns that the UK Government has decided to close the Department for International Development saying that humanitarian obligations must not be confused with national self-interest.
Unemployment figures suggest furlough has worked in Wales
Plaid Cymru’s Helen Mary Jones MS calls for clearer signs of what’s to come for struggling tourism industry
Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Culture Sian Gwenllian MS has called on the Welsh Government to reveal what support it will offer the Arts sector in Wales after the Wales Millennium Centre confirmed today it could remain closed until April next year due to the coronavirus pandemic - putting 250 jobs at risk.
A sudden increase of littering since the reopening of fast food outlets across Wales has sparked a petition and calls from Plaid Cymru for the Welsh Government to intervene