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When First Minister Eluned Morgan MS set out to complete her mother’s family history project, she never expected it would lead her to the grave of her great uncle - a young Welsh soldier who served, suffered and died in the aftermath of the First World War.

‘A Plaid Cymru government will make tackling child poverty a priority’ – Plaid leader

Liz Saville Roberts ‘disappointed’ following talks with UK Government ahead of Budget  

Eluned Morgan Visits Whitland to Thank Emergency Responders and Witness Recovery Efforts The flooding, described as a 1 in 75 year event, was caused by intense rainfall of around 120 mm over 48 hours

South Pembrokeshire’s MS Samuel Kurtz has sounded the alarm over what he calls a “growing GP crisis” in his constituency, warning that Pembroke and Pembroke Dock patients are being left behind.

Flooding in southwest Wales has escalated to a ‘major incident’ requiring fire services to rescue people from homes and vehicles, and a ‘threat to life’ warning is still in place. 

Hope can defeat despair in 2026

 An SNP win in Scotland and a Plaid Cymru win in Wales will be an outcome the UK Government cannot ignore, and will demonstrate an alternative to Nigel Farage, John Swinney and Rhun ap Iorwerth have said.

Local Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz is urging residents to celebrate the people, businesses, and projects that make rural life flourish, as the much-loved Countryside Alliance Awards, affectionately known as the “Rural Oscars”, return for 2026.

Parties to work together to ensure nations’ voices are heard First Minister John Swinney MSP and Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth MS have pledged to work together to offer a positive alternative to Westminster’s race to the right, and to ensure the voices of Scotland and Wales are heard. 

Preseli Pembrokeshire Senedd Member is urging the people of Pembrokeshire to nominate a local business for a prestigious Countryside Alliance award. Also known as the Rural Oscars, the Countryside Alliance awards are an opportunity to champion rural businesses that represent the very best of Pembrokeshire.

Welsh Conservative Senedd Members Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have met with the Samaritans’ Haverfordwest branch to discuss their work and their plans for the future.  The branch offers a range of support for people going through a difficult time, including a listening service, and they also provide emotional health talks to local primary and secondary schools, via a digital platform.