First Minister Must Listen to ‘Deep Concerns’ of Charities Over Shielding Changes
32 charities write to FM with concerns over the Welsh Government’s ‘confusing’ announcement
32 charities write to FM with concerns over the Welsh Government’s ‘confusing’ announcement
Plaid Cymru’s Shadow Education Minister Siân Gwenllian has criticised the Welsh Government’s decision to re-open schools for all pupils from 29 June calling the move “too early”.
“No child should be left behind” says Plaid’s Siân Gwenllian
The decision to stop community testing and tracing - in contrast to the ‘test, test, test’ message from the World Health, led to "detrimental effects" for people and their communities in Wales a leading public health consultant has said.
A custodial sentence could quickly become a death sentence for some
Local businesses and entrepreneurs are innovating to pull through the Covid-19 crisis and initiatives in the food and drink sector, such as the newly-established “Ymaichi” service in Aberystwyth has been welcomed by Plaid Cymru.
Plaid Cymru has said there could be “educational advantages” in bringing forward the start of the autumn term.
Plaid Cymru have warned that the coronavirus crisis could “ruin” the Welsh tourism industry if a commitment to longer term financial support from both Welsh and Westminster governments isn’t made soon.
Plaid Cymru MS Delyth Jewell has raised concerns at the new guidance for those shielding from Coronavirus.
Plaid Cymru calls for the Arts to be part of the solution rather than another problem to solve when the pandemic is over