Pure Politics

Local Senedd Members Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have showed their support for people living with cancer by attending the annual Macmillan Coffee Morning event at the Senedd last week.

Paul Davies, Senedd Member for Preseli Pembrokeshire, joined leading research and support charity Breast Cancer Now at a wear it pink event in the Senedd to urge the Welsh government to boost breast screening uptake and save more lives from breast cancer.

Plaid Cymru have criticised Labour for being more interested in ‘managing child poverty’ than tackling it

ELUNED MORGAN’S INFLAMMATORY CONFERENCE COMMENTS ‘UNBECOMING’ OF FIRST MINISTER’S OFFICE AND SIGN OF PANIC – Plaid leader

Plaid Cymru has criticised Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves for “standing idly by while Welsh workers were thrown on the scrapheap”

Samuel Kurtz MS Brings Together Cabinet Secretary and Local Campaigners to Champion South Pembrokeshire Rail Services

Just over a week since the Welsh Labour Government voted against a Plaid Cymru motion calling for the introduction of a wealth tax and the removal of the two child benefit cap, Plaid Cymru’s Social Justice spokesperson, Sioned Williams MS has called out the First Minister for the hypocrisy of her wealth tax calls ahead of Labour’s Annual Conference.

Local Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz has secured a series of long-awaited commitments from the Welsh Government to improve safety along the A477, following years of campaigning in the Senedd.

‘Perhaps Labour are starting to realise that pandering to the right, and adopting Tory policies isn’t what people voted for over a year ago’ - Ann Davies MP

Local families are feeling the squeeze as new data reveals a sharp drop in disposable incomes, with rising costs for essentials continuing to outpace wage growth - a direct result of economic mismanagement from both Cardiff Bay and Westminster claims Samuel Kurtz.

‘He clearly values his donors more than mothers’

A Plaid Cymru MP has criticised Nigel Farage for failing to challenge conspiracy theories linking paracetamol to autism, with the Reform UK leader alluding to the thalidomide scandal. Llinos Medi MP described his comments as “shameful”.