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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.

Commenting on reports that Tata Steel could sell the Trostre steel plant in Llanelli, Plaid Cymru Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales Helen Mary Jones said@

The First Minister has been accused to failing to rule out nuclear waste dumping in Wales during questions in the Senedd today.

Plaid Cymru shadow minister for housing Leanne Wood AM has said that Wales needs 20,000 more homes in the social housing sector to meet demand.

Mid and West AM Helen Mary Jones told Plaid Cymru activists in their Spring Conference in Pontio arts centre, Bangor that the party’s health policies can help deliver a new Welsh Government in 2021.

At Plaid Cymru’s Spring Conference in the university city of Bangor, Sian Gwenllian AM, Plaid Cymru’s Shadow Minister for Education, announced a new Welsh Education Act, spearheaded by a Plaid Cymru Government in Cardiff in 2021.

Politicians have to start listening to the next generation and start taking the climate change crisis seriously.

A U-turn by Bangor University which will protect local companies who are offering vital facilities management services has been welcomed by Plaid Cymru elected members in the north-west who have campaigned on the matter.

Plaid Cymru has said that women who have suffered after not being notified of State Pension Age changes should be awarded compensation for their losses. 

A Kurdish-Welshman from Newport has entered day 94 of his hunger strike as the Senedd prepares to vote on solidarity with the Kurdish community.