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Plaid Cymru has criticised the British Government for leaving Holyhead Port “off the map” in Brexit discussions as the Brexit Secretary admits he has held no discussions on the future of Holyhead Port, despite claiming it will face extra complexities post-Brexit.

Plaid Cymru's Jonathan Edwards MP has used today's session of Prime Minister's Questions to challenge Theresa May over the future of Wales's agricultural sector and the thousands of jobs it supports.

Plaid Cymru has urged the Labour Party to “get their act together” ahead of the Committee Stage of the EU (Withdrawal) Bill, as 7 Labour MPs voted in favour with a further 13 abstained on the second reading of the Bill.

Plaid Cymru’s MPs will be voting against the British Government’s EU Withdrawal Bill in the House of Commons tonight as their Brexit spokesperson, Hywel Williams calls the Bill “an affront to democracy”.

Plaid Cymru will today (Thursday 7th September) urge Westminster MPs to put the economy before ‘cynical political gain’ as the House of Commons prepares to debate the EU Withdrawal Bill.

A report published today by the All Party Parliamentary Group on EU Relations has put forward the categorical case for continued membership of the EU Customs Union. It contends that if Britain is to leave the European Union, we must remain full members of the Customs Union. Not simply for a transitional period, but for good. The paper sets out ten challenges the Government must address to justify its policy of leaving the Customs Union.

The British Government has no plans to hold a future Joint Ministerial Committee for EU Negotiations, Plaid Cymru has revealed.

The end of European freedom of movement in the British State makes allowing the Welsh Government to issue Welsh work visas critical, Hywel Williams has said.

A cross-party amendment to the Queen's Speech, calling for the UK to remain in the Single Market and Customs Union after we leave the European Union was defeated on the 29th of June 2017 by 101 votes to 322.

Plaid Cymru has called on all Welsh MPs to support a cross-party amendment calling for continued membership of the Single Market and Customs Union.