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TATA STEEL: Plaid Cymru pledges ‘a Welsh Green new deal’ to safeguard communities from job losses

Plaid Cymru has pledged a ‘Welsh Green New Deal’ as part of their general election campaign.  

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Labour hiding behind election to keep Vaughan Gething in post claim Plaid Cymru

In response to comments made by Welsh Government’s Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Ken Skates, during an interview on Politics Wales (9/6/24) regarding Vaughan Gething’s future as First Minister, a Plaid Cymru spokesperson said:

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Rhun ap Iorwerth “clear winner” in TV debate – “real change with Plaid Cymru”

 Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth showed to the people of Wales that this election “doesn’t have to be a choice between two parties”, Sioned Williams Plaid Cymru MS has said.

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Rhun will be the voice of Wales in election TV debates - Leanne

Rhun ap Iorwerth will be "the voice of Wales" during the pre-election televised debates, former Leader of Plaid Cymru Leanne Wood has said today.

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Westminster short-changing Wales by £4bn say Plaid Cymru

Westminster is shortchanging Wales by £4bn from the HS2 project Plaid Cymru have said.

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VAUGHAN GETHING UNDERMINING THE OFFICE OF FIRST MINISTER, says Plaid Cymru

A vote of no confidence is to be held tomorrow.

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VAUGHAN GETHING UNDERMINING THE OFFICE OF FIRST MINISTER, says Plaid Cymru

Tomorrow there will be a vote of no confidence in Vaughan Gething

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'Labour's skewed priorities: No money for child poverty but a bottomless pit for Trident' - Plaid Cymru

Liz Saville Roberts slams misplaced spending.

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PLAID CYMRU WARNS OF THREAT TO RURAL WALES FROM ‘DAMAGING LEGACY’ OF TORY BREXIT BETRAYAL

Plaid Cymru has today urged Wales’s rural communities to support his party at the General Election on 4th July to guard against the ‘damaging legacy’ of the Tories’ Brexit betrayal.

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Plaid Cymru would create a Welsh Migration Advisory Service to 'prioritise our needs as a nation'

Labour criticised for engaging in 'cynical battle' with the Tories over 'who can appear tougher on immigration'

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