Trust teachers and scrap GCSE exams
A Plaid Cymru Government would get rid of a 'one size fits all' examination approach
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This is how Plaid Cymru will tackle the Second Homes crisis
‘Time for Action on Second Homes’ - Plaid Cymru launches five-point plan to alleviate the second homes crisis ahead of a debate in the Senedd on Wednesday
Launching the Independence Commission report
The independence commission launches 'Towards an Independent Wales'
Why we need a local solution to the testing crisis
Rhun ap Iorwerth MS explores what has gone wrong with coronavirus testing in Wales
“Depending on Westminster is harming our children and young people”
Plaid Cymru Shadow Minister for Education Sian Gwenllian MS has called on the Welsh Government to accelerate increasing testing capacity to prevent high number of school absences
Use "Smarter Lockdown" to control new outbreaks
“From lockdown to cooldown” - Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price unveils Plaid 10-point Coronavirus winter plan
7 reasons why Plaid Cymru will vote against the Internal Market Bill
The Internal Market Bill is bad news. Here's why.
Westminster’s power grab over water a ‘worrying echo’ of Tryweryn
The Westminster Government’s intention to give itself powers over Welsh water infrastructure through the Internal Market Bill is a worrying echo of the flooding of Tryweryn, Plaid Cymru has said.
Independence “only solution” to stop Westminster power grabs for good says Plaid Leader Adam Price
Labour Government must do more than say “warm words” about devolution
Internal Market Bill: UK on the path to becoming an international pariah
Plaid Cymru Westminster Leader Liz Saville Roberts MP has said proposals that the UK Government could use the Internal Market Bill to try and undermine the EU Withdrawal Agreement “is as stupid as it is dangerous”.