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Here’s a selection of some of our favourite photos from Saturday’s march for independence in Caernarfon.

8,000 people have joined a march in Caernarfon to call for independence for Wales. The march started shortly after 1pm as the crowds made their way from Victoria Dock Car Park to Castle square – the Maes – in the centre of the town. The march was organised by All […]

Thousands are expected to hit the streets of Caernarfon to march for an independent Wales today. Following on from May’s All Under One Banner Cymru (AUOB Cymru) gathering in Cardiff, Caernarfon will host its own event as the Welsh independence campaign gathers momentum. Campaigners have promised a festival atmosphere, saying […]

One of Wales’ most prominent journalists has been appointed as Plaid Cymru’s Director of Political Strategy and External Relations. Newyddion 9 Chief Correspondent Aled ap Dafydd had spent more than two decades with the BBC, starting as a sports reporter and later becoming a political reporter. Plaid Cymru announced that […]

1.00pm: So what happens next? Boris Johnson is expected to spend the rest of the day putting his prospective cabinet together. He will also address the 1922 committee of Conservative MPs at 4pm. Then – tomorrow – Boris Johnson will go and see Elizabeth II, and Johnson will then make […]

It’s simply a matter of time before the people of Wales choose to become an independent nation if Boris Johnson becomes Prime Minister of the UK next week, according to Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price. The result of the Tory ­leadership race between Johnson and Jeremy Hunt is due to […]

Cambodia’s team at the Homeless World Cup in Cardiff have vowed to learn Welsh as part of their participation in the tournament. The Homeless World Cup will take place in Cardiff from July 27-August 3, and will host more than 500 players from 51 nations with 64 teams. Two teams […]

Gwynedd County Council has become the first local authority in Wales to vote in favour of an independent Wales. There were 42 councillors in favour, with only four against, and five abstaining. The motion proposed by Porthmadog East Councillor Nia Jeffreys read: “We call upon the Council to call for […]

Owen Donovan, Senedd Home Arguments over Autism Bill linger on The Motion The Senedd: Notes the publication of the Evaluation of the Integrated Autism Service and the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Strategic Action Plan final report on the 1 April 2019 and further notes the written statement made by the Health […]

Owen Donovan, Senedd Home “Strong response needed” to town & community council independence support As some of you may be aware, some town and community councils – mainly with Plaid Cymru majorities, it has to be said – have passed motions declaring support for Welsh independence. Gwynedd is set to be […]