Welsh Crown Estate Devolution Bill a step closer to becoming law
Plaid Cymru urge UK Government to reconsider its stance ahead of the Bill's third reading in the Lords
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Royal Welsh Show: ‘After countless U-turns, Labour must now also reverse its tax raid on Welsh farms’ – Plaid Cymru
Ann Davies MP and Llyr Gruffydd MS say UK Government should introduce a wealth tax instead of ‘targeting those who sustain our rural communities’
Plaid Cymru to commission independent review to cut farming red tape in first 100 days of government
Today, Plaid Cymru has committed to commission an independent review into the bureaucratic burden on the farming sector within the first 100 days of a Plaid Cymru Government.
‘Ultra-wealthy and large corporations must pay their fair share’ - Plaid Cymru
Liz Saville Roberts urges UK Government to implement fairer taxation system instead of policies that disproportionately hit Wales
UK Labour took 'little time taking hope away' - this is Labour's legacy after a year in Government - Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru Leader pledges ‘a new contract of respect and understanding’ with a Plaid Cymru government next May.
Tweaks around the edges won’t fix the terrible Welfare Bill
Plaid Cymru publish response to UK Government welfare consultation
Plaid Cymru call for national investigation into maternity services
Plaid Cymru have called for a national investigation in Wales on the state of maternity services.
Plaid's direct child payment best way to tackle child poverty - experts
A direct child payment is the most powerful and effective intervention to reduce poverty a leading report has found.
Veterans should be exempt from disability assessments as part of UK Government welfare reforms – Plaid Cymru
MPs are set to vote on the UK Government’s welfare reforms next Tuesday
Parliamentary veto “essential” before any UK military action in Middle East - Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth MS and Westminster Leader Liz Saville Roberts MP have today warned the UK Government against being dragged into a “potentially catastrophic” conflict in the Middle East, and that the UK Parliament must have a say on any proposals for military action.