Pure Politics

Plaid Cymru has today published its slate of candidates for the 2026 Senedd election for the information of the press.

‘Bereaved families still don’t have the answers’ – Heledd Fychan MS

Responding to possible MoD investment into a munition factory in Pembrokeshire, Shadow Economy Secretary and local Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz MS said: 

Plaid Cymru has criticised Labour’s asylum proposals, which include forcing people granted asylum to wait up to 20 years before applying for permanent settlement and potentially confiscating refugees’ jewellery and valuables to cover accommodation costs.

On a recent farm visit in Gwynedd, Plaid Cymru has pointed to the Labour Chancellor’s change of direction on income tax to reiterate calls for a similar move on farm inheritance tax.

Plaid Cymru representatives for South Wales East have sent their sympathies to all those hit by the flooding over the weekend and have called for the Welsh Government and other public bodies to support people affected by flooding in Monmouthshire and elsewhere across the region.

SCRAPPING PCCs MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY FULL WELSH DEVOLUTION OF JUSTICE AND POLICING POWERS – PLAID CYMRU

Plaid Cymru call for distinct Welsh legal system following UK Labour announcement to scrap PCCs

Local Member of the Senedd Samuel Kurtz has written to the Home Secretary, the Rt Hon Shabana Mahmood MP, seeking urgent assurances following reports that Castlemartin Training Camp in Pembrokeshire could be used to accommodate asylum seekers.

The announcement that the role of Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) is to be abolished represents a significant moment for policing governance in Wales and across England.

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