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Yn ei neges i nodi Dydd Gŵyl Dewi, mae arweinydd Plaid Cymru, Rhun ap Iorwerth, wedi galw ar bobl Cymru i gymryd ysbrydoliaeth o gred Dewi Sant mewn 'gwneud y pethau bychain drwy bleidleisio dros Blaid Cymru yn etholiad y Senedd ym mis Mai.

Bydd Arweinydd Plaid Cymru, Rhun ap Iorwerth AS, yn annerch Cynhadledd Wanwyn ei blaid heddiw gan ddisgrifio’r Etholiadau’r Senedd sydd ar ddod fel dewis uniongyrchol rhwng gweledigaeth obeithiol Plaid Cymru a’r anhrefn y byddai cyn-Dorïaid yn Reform UK yn ei greu.

“It’s Scotland’s Energy” will read as the opening chapter of Scotland’s story when we become an independent nation.

For decades, the people of Scotland – our land of wind, water and wave – have witnessed our resources and revenues syphoned off to plug the blackholes of Westminster.

The stones and seabeds of Scotland, that few nations can match for their unique geology and scale of compacted ancient life, gave us the offshore industries we have today.

More and more influential people are speaking out about the state of our water companies — from pollution to leaks to dividends and sky‑high bills. It’s no surprise, given how badly these services have been managed. 

Labour have ‘moved the goal posts’ to claim its met its target of 100,000 apprenticeships this Senedd term, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth said during First Minister’s Questions (Tuesdy 24th February 2026).

People want decisions made closer to home, by those who understand local needs, not by distant departments in Westminster.

The new IPPR report spells out what many people across Yorkshire already feel: unitarisation on its own doesn’t empower communities — it risks pulling decisions even further away. If we want real change, we need real community power, not another round of top‑down restructuring.

Plaid Cymru leader to set out party’s vision for future of Welsh energy projects.

A Plaid Cymru led Welsh Government would ensure Welsh communities benefit from Welsh energy projects, Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth has said.

The next Scottish election is coming this May and there are good reasons to give both your votes to the SNP.

Here are some of our key policies you will get with an SNP Scottish Government …

Article by Cllr Dick Cole published in the Cornish Guardian 11th February 2026) and West Briton newspapers (12th February 2026)

The Yorkshire Party is founded on a simple democratic principle: decisions affecting Yorkshire should be made in Yorkshire, by those who live and work here.

Ann Davies MP tables amendments to the UK Government’s Railways Bill calling for devolution of rail to Wales