“No-deal should mean no Brexit” says Dafydd Wigley
A vote against the final terms of the UK’s exit from the EU in the House of Commons should mean the UK remains in the EU, Plaid Cymru peer, Dafydd Wigley has said.
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Government faces defeat as cross-bench peers lead united
The Westminster Government faces a possible defeat tonight if the Labour Party unites to work with the other opposition parties to oppose the Tories’ decision to leave the EU’s Customs Union after Brexit.
Read moreSteffan Lewis AM: Challenge to Continuity Bill a betrayal by Conservatives
Steffan Lewis AM, Plaid Cymru Shadow Cabinet Secretary for External Affairs, today criticised the UK Government for choosing to challenge the Law Derived from the European Union (Wales) Bill in the Supreme Court. The Bill, which was initially proposed by Steffan Lewis in a members’ legislative proposal that passed unanimously, enshrines EU regulations on devolved matters into Welsh law, protecting the current devolution settlement.
Read moreAustralian trade demands highlight need for four-nations approach to trade deals
Wales should have the right to block trade deals that damage its national interest, Plaid Cymru has said, following revelations that Westminster is preparing to sign a trade deal with Australia, which would include opening Welsh markets to hormone-treated beef from Australia.
Read more"Extend Article 50" - Liz Saville Roberts MP
The Westminster Government should seek an extension to the Article 50 process of withdrawing from the EU, Plaid Cymru’s Westminster leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP has said.
Read morePlaid Cymru launches petition to safeguard European citizenship for UK nationals
Individuals should be allowed to keep their European citizenship after Brexit, Plaid Cymru says, as it launches an online petition 
#IAmEuropean - Sign the petition
The Westminster Government’s Brexit plans strip us of our European Citizenship and, in many respects, our European identity.
It means your right to travel, live and work across Europe will be curtailed. It means your freedom to study and not be discriminated against based on nationality will be lost. It means that you are no longer European.
Stripping people of their citizenship against their will is not only wrong, but according to legal experts, illegal under international law.
How can Westminster take away your rights, against your will? How can Westminster remove your European identity? How can Westminster take away, against your will, the citizenship with which you were born?
Brexit’s disastrous economic consequences are apparent. But, now Westminster wants to take away who we are, how we define ourselves – our identity.
Will you join us in telling Westminster that we are European?
Also come and join us in Westminster on Wednesday 7 March at 11.00am, before PMQs, to demonstrate outside Parliament. Join the Facebook event here!
Silent Welsh Government complicit in Westminster power-grab
The Welsh Government is complicit in Westminster’s power-grab, Plaid Cymru has said, as the Westminster Government is forced to make concessions to Scotland and not Wales.
Read moreCustoms Union and Single Market an "economic necessity" for Wales
Responding to the statement by the EU that northern Ireland will remain in the Customs Union and Single Market, Plaid Cymru's Brexit spokesperson, Hywel Williams said:
"If northern Ireland stays within the EU's Single Market and Customs Union, it becomes an economic necessity for Wales to be given the same deal.
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