Pure Politics

As the manifesto is launched, Plaid Cymru confirms it will review the 182-day threshold for holiday accommodation, and create clear, reasonable new national exemptions where that accommodation would not qualify as a private home.

The rising cost of the “three Fs” feed, fuel and fertiliser, was at the centre of discussions during a farm visit with Emyr Evans FUW Ceredigion Chair and his family at Penlanlas Isaf dairy farm in Talsarn, Ceredigion, as Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz met with local farmers to hear first-hand about the mounting pressures on the agricultural sector.

Plaid Cymru will today set out a bold and confident vision for Wales’ future as the party prepares to launch its manifesto ahead of the upcoming Senedd election.

Plaid Cymru has today launched its manifesto for the Senedd election, setting out a bold plan to unlock Wales’s economic potential and build a more prosperous, confident nation.

Transport infrastructure and rising costs are placing increasing pressure on the haulage sector, as highlighted during a visit to Frenni, a leading local road haulier in west Wales.

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Tourism businesses across Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion are facing a “perfect storm” of challenges at the very start of the tourism season, as industry figures warn that current policy decisions are placing unsustainable pressure on the sector.

On World Health Day Plaid Cymru outline their cancer plan which will ensure those diagnosed with cancer get the quality of treatment they deserve. 

More students in Pembrokeshire could access a £40 weekly allowance – part of the Welsh Labour Government’s drive to support more young people to stay on in education.

The Welsh Conservative team has today officially launched its campaign for the new Ceredigion Penfro constituency, with a clear pledge to protect vital local health services, including Withybush Hospital and Bronglais Hospital.

Low-income households in Pembrokeshire that rely on heating oil or liquid petroleum gas could receive additional support with their energy bills through a new scheme.

Welsh Labour Member of the Senedd Eluned Morgan has welcomed the news that low-income households in Pembrokeshire that rely on heating oil or liquid petroleum gas (LPG) could be entitled to new help with energy costs.