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Liz Saville Roberts urges voters to reject Reform UK’s ‘Trumpian politics’ and back Plaid Cymru in May election

At today’s meeting at Cornwall Council, Cllr Dick Cole seconded a motion, which challenged the failure of the UK Government to allocate funding to Cornwall through their “Pride in Place” programme. The motion was proposed by Lib Dem councillor Ruth Gripper and received near-unanimous support across the Council.

Friends,

It’s great to be back in Glasgow this morning.

A proud city, a welcoming city, an SNP city.

We are here today to talk about Scotland’s future.

We are firmly focused on what matters most to the people of Scotland – tackling the cost of living crisis, improving the performance of our NHS and taking our enormous energy wealth into our own hands.

On May 7th choose a Scottish Government that works for Scotland. Choose an SNP government that, day in and day out, is always on Scotland’s side.

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.

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.

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

Plaid Cymru has hit out on Reform UK’s uncosted manifesto pledges which would lead to more than a £1billion black hole in Welsh public finances.

John Swinney has called on FIFA to end dynamic pricing for World Cup tickets after supporters were hit with eye-watering costs to follow Scotland this summer.

The First Minister has written to FIFA President Gianni Infantino urging him to introduce a fairer ticketing model, warning that too many members of the Tartan Army risk being priced out of Scotland’s first men’s World Cup since 1998.

Series of measures outlined by MPs to ‘ensure that Welsh communities receive the support they need’

Today (Tuesday 31 March) Plaid Cymru have urged the UK Government to put a series of measures in place to support households and businesses in Wales who are facing higher costs as a result of the war in Iran.