AM seeks answers over 95 Llanelli job losses Calsonic Kansei
Responding to the news that car parts manufacturer Calsonic Kansei is set to cut 95 jobs at its Llanelli plant, Plaid Cymru Mid and West Wales AM Helen Mary Jones is seeking answers from the Welsh Government over what can be done to protect workers.
Child poverty robbing Welsh children of their youth, Hywel Williams
Analysis of recently released data by the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) reveals that almost a third of Welsh children (29%) are living in relative poverty. Plaid Cymru’s Work and Pensions Spokesperson, Hywel Williams MP, responded to the DWP child poverty figures, saying it shows the necessity for Wales to take control of welfare administration.
Tributes paid to ‘once in a lifetime’ Councillor
Plaid Cymru Ceredigion have paid tribute to Councillor Paul James, who passed away suddenly this week.
A People’s Vote is now the only realistic option
Responding to the European Council’s decision overnight, Plaid Cymru’s Westminster leader Liz Saville Roberts MP said:
Experts back Plaid call to devolve welfare administration
Devolving welfare admin could benefit Wales by millions says Wales Governance Centre report
Liz Saville Roberts' speech at cross-party People's Vote rally
Plaid Cymru's Leader in Westminster delivered this speech to hundreds of people in a People's Vote rally, today (9 April) in Westminster.
Plaid Cymru continue to climb in opinion polls
An opinion poll published today has shown Plaid Cymru increasing their support yet again.
Plaid Cymru increases vote in Newport West
Protect Research and Development Fund for Welsh Universities
Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Economy and Finance Rhun ap Iorwerth has called on Welsh Government to establish a protected Welsh pool of Research and Development funding for our universities after recent figures showed that 60% of the total R&D spend in Higher Education in the UK is invested in the south-east of England.
Shared Prosperity Fund: Welsh Secretary warned over economic & constitutional power grab
Plaid Cymru has issued a stark warning to the Secretary of State for Wales, after he indicated that money to replace EU funding could be distributed by Westminster and not Cardiff Bay as is currently the case.