5 reasons why Plaid Cymru is Wales' party of Remain
Plaid Cymru can be a political home for all who believe that Wales' future should be to remain as a nation within Europe. Still not sure? Read on and decide for yourself...
Tonight shows Brexit is not settled will of the people
Plaid Cymru has beaten Labour in a national election for the first time in its history, with its MEP Jill Evans re-elected to serve a record fifth term.
Victory for the Kurdish hunger strikers’ – Kurdish hunger strikes to end after Turkey meet core demand
Plaid Cymru politicians who have been supporting Kurdish Welsh hunger striker Imam Sis have hailed a landmark foreign policy victory following the news that Turkey has agreed to meet their core demands.
It's the end of the Prime Minister, but the beginning of a new Brexit battle
In response to the Prime Minsiter's resignation statement, Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price AM said:
European election sees countless people voting Plaid for the first time
As polls close in the European election, Plaid Cymru has said that it has been ‘inundated’ with messages of support from people who usually support other parties.
Evidence from Cwm Taf Health Board “not consistent” with Cwm Taf families experiences – Helen Mary Jones AM
Helen Mary Jones AM and Plaid Cymru shadow minister for health has expressed doubt over the evidence presented by members of Cwm Taf Health Board to the Senedd’s Health Committee today.
Today's election is a choice between two futures
When we go to the polls today, each of us has an important choice to make.
Plaid call on Welsh Government to adopt Islamophobia definition
Plaid Cymru have called on the Welsh Government to adopt a clear definition of Islamophobia.
Plaid AM secures cross party support to rid anomaly from tax system
Plaid Cymru Assembly Member for Arfon Siân Gwenllian has secured cross-party support in the Senedd for her campaign to address an anomaly which permits some second home owners to avoid paying council tax on their property.
Dafydd Elis Thomas comments on Welsh journalists 'belittling and untrue'
Plaid Cymru’s shadow culture minister asks Culture Minister Dafydd Elis Thomas to withdraw comments