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Plaid will establish an independent inquiry into the RCT flooding if elected to government in May - Leanne Wood

Earlier this year, communities in the Rhondda were turned upside down with the arrival of storms and heavy rainfall.

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Flood Victims Support Calls for Public Inquiry in Plaid Cymru Report

Evidence published in a Plaid Cymru report looking at the devastating impact of flooding in Rhondda Cynon Taf shows 100% support for an independent public inquiry.

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“My first phone call when I’m First Minister will be to Nicola Sturgeon”

Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price promises to bring two nations together in a Celtic Summit

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Spending review: ‘Levelling up’ must mean fixing Wales’s flawed fiscal settlement

Plaid Cymru outline key asks for 2020 Spending Review. Plaid Cymru Treasury Spokesperson, Ben Lake MP, has called on the Chancellor to “fully commit to devolution and levelling up” by committing to “fix the flawed fiscal settlement that leaves Wales reactive to English spending”.

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Coronavirus and Education: We need new measures

Plaid Cymru outlines what needs to be done to keep our educational settings safe

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Sticking up for the valleys when government won’t

Leanne Wood MS puts forward the case for extra support for communities with the highest coronavirus rates

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Create "Covid Special Support Areas"

Plaid Cymru calls for additional support measures for former industrial areas of the south with high infection rates

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Plaid Leader Adam Price calls on Welsh Government to return ownership of Welsh steel industry to Welsh public hands

The Welsh Government should ensure that the ownership of the Welsh steel industry is returned to Welsh public hands, Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS has said.

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Plaid Cymru unveils plan for youth mental health 'one stop shops'

Rhun ap Iorwerth announces new plan to support young people’s mental wellbeing

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Urgent need to make up for lost time

Plaid Cymru calls for clarity and brevity on exams decision to avoid “double disadvantage” that exams could bring some learners

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