Ifan Morgan Jones As the Brexit deal is brought back from Brussels to the UK to be dissected by politicians and pundits, it is striking how often both Scotland and Northern Ireland are mentioned in the media. All eyes are on the DUP of Northern Ireland and the SNP of […]
Matthew Hexter When Roger Awan-Scully tweeted recently warning that another of his (excellent) political barometer polls were on the way, he predicted a mixture of fireworks and extreme political weather. For most people, this sounds like a hazardous situation to which it would be wise to steer clear. However, with […]
Liz Saville Roberts MP, Plaid Cymru Westminster Group Leader Theresa May clearly has no workable plan to break the Brexit impasse. The sheer hubris of her predecessor, David Cameron, convinced him he could end his party’s decades-long civil war. Instead, his great folly made the Tory civil war even bloodier, […]
Stuart Stanton The imagery of First World War remembrance is familiar to all of us, thanks to the preponderance of TV, Radio and Newspaper programmes and articles relating to Remembrance Day. The terrible images of the trenches, the twisted barbed wire, the mud, and the serried ranks of BBC presenters […]
Dr. Dai Lloyd, Plaid Cymru Assembly Member for South Wales West Tomorrow, Sunday 11 November 2018 will mark a hundred years since the First World War came to an end. However, for many veterans and former armed forces personnel, war never really comes to an end. In 1916, my grandfather was […]
Robat Idris “My Country has been under bombardment and siege by US, UK, Saudi coalition for the last 3 years. People are dying from hunger. People are starving to death. “Thank you for standing with us, it really means a lot for us. Your support will end this bloody war […]
Ifan Morgan Jones ‘All Welsh constituencies now back People’s Vote’ declared the front page of the Western Mail this morning. A huge YouGov study that polled almost 26,000 projects that voters in every constituency in Wales now support a second vote. It didn’t require much of a swing to change […]
Carl Connikie I recall the feeling I had the day after the Referendum when Britain voted to leave the European Union. For some, it was a day of euphoria, for others it was an unmitigated political disaster. My concern was what was going to happen to my family and me. […]
Jonathan Edwards MP, Plaid Cymru’s Defence Spokesperson The deployment of the Armed Forces is currently a prerogative power, meaning the executive can unilaterally decide to go to war without consulting the House of Commons. The defeat of the British Government in a vote on military action in Syria in August […]
Ben Lake, Plaid Cymru MP for Ceredigion This week, Channel 4 announced as part of its #4AlltheUK strategy that Leeds will be the location of its new National HQ, with Creative Hubs also being set up in Bristol and Glasgow. It is, of course, great news that such a big […]
