Mark Drakeford rejects Plaid Rhondda flooding inquiry call - but admits climate change measures “not good enough”.
First Minister Mark Drakeford has rejected calls from Plaid Cymru to establish an inquiry into the flooding in the Rhondda.
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Health Minister’s Claims on Care Home Testing ‘Defy Logic’
Plaid Cymru demand an explanation over claims no deaths resulted from Welsh Government’s unexplained policy of sending untested residents to care homes from hospital
Natural Resources Wales’ £7.5m funding cut should be reconsidered in light of multi-million pound timber losses
Plaid Cymru MS concerned at NRW’s capacity to deliver
Future of Welsh theatre “very bleak” without Government action says prominent theatre director
Swift action needed from Welsh Government to save Welsh Arts Sector
Plaid requests clarification from UK Government Health Minister on PPE restrictions for dentists in Wales
Plaid Cymru MS and Shadow Minister for Health, Rhun ap Iorwerth, has written a letter to Matt Hancock asking for “urgent clarification” and warns of negative health implications for Welsh public if dentists are unable to source PPE
A decade since austerity: A political choice that mustn’t be made again
Ben Lake MP, our Treasury Spokesperson writes how the political choice of austerity should never be repeated, a decade after it was introduced by the Conservatives in Westminster.
Systematic racism in Wales has to be tackled head on say Plaid as report finds “lack of action on race equality" to blame on disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on BAME communities
Plaid Cymru have called for an in depth investigation into systematic racism in Wales with the view of establishing concrete recommendations on how it can be addressed
Farmers must not be sacrificed for the sake of pointless trade deals
Plaid sound warning over low-quality food imports
Plaid Cymru would lift every child out of absolute poverty
“Sticking a plaster” over poverty in Wales not a solution says Helen Mary Jones MS
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.