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The Llanrwst National Eisteddfod will celebrate our cultures, values – and independence

Huw Prys Jones, Mayor of Llanrwst Llanrwst Town Council is delighted to welcome the National Eisteddfod to the town for…

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Living in the aftermath of referendum: how writers responded to the failure of 1979

*English version follows below* Menna Machreth Un o’r prif bethau sy’n taro rhywun wedi’r Rali ‘Annibyniaeth i Gymru’ mwyaf erioed…

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The independence movement must embody the principles of the nation we want to live in

Morgan Bowler-Brown, with contributions by Sioned James (co-chairs of Plaid Ifanc) On Saturday I joined 8,000 other people and their…

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Why the lack of diversity in the independence movement is a problem

Leia Fee There’s been a lot on Twitter in the wake of the independence marches about how representative the speaker…

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Why the north east of Wales holds the key to Welsh Independence

Carrie Harper From the battles to drive off invasions in the ancient Kingdom of Powys Fadog, through to the charge…

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Today’s independence march is a rejection of the backwards politics of this dying British state

Liz Saville Roberts, Plaid Cymru’s Westminster leader This week, saw the reality of Boris Johnson as Prime Minister and with…

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It’s time to get hot under the collar over climate change

Llyr Gruffydd AM, Shadow Minister for the Environment and Rural Affairs July has given us the hottest summer month on…

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Why Plaid Cymru’s leadership fear a Neil McEvoy takeover bid

Ifan Morgan Jones In an opinion piece published on Nation.Cymru earlier today, Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price warned that “I…

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The key to our success is unity

Adam Price AM, Leader of Plaid Cymru Since I was elected leader of Plaid Cymru, our party has focused on…

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Here’s how you can call on Remain parties to work together to beat Johnson and the Brexit Party

Richard Tunnicliffe, Co-Director of Represent Us Politics in the UK is totally in flux; and now anything is possible. Things…

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There’s nothing inevitable about Welsh independence under Boris Johnson

Ifan Morgan Jones The most popular hot take on the long-expected news that Boris Johnson has won the Tory leadership…

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Saturday’s march is an opportunity to set a political route map for independence

Aled Gwyn Jôb Note: Aled Gwyn Jôb is YesCaernarfon Treasurer and Ein Gwlad Communication Officer. However, the author wishes to…

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Opinion

The Llanrwst National Eisteddfod will celebrate our cultures, values – and independence

Living in the aftermath of referendum: how writers responded to the failure of 1979

The independence movement must embody the principles of the nation we want to live in

Why the lack of diversity in the independence movement is a problem

Why the north east of Wales holds the key to Welsh Independence

Today’s independence march is a rejection of the backwards politics of this dying British state

It’s time to get hot under the collar over climate change

Why Plaid Cymru’s leadership fear a Neil McEvoy takeover bid

The key to our success is unity

Here’s how you can call on Remain parties to work together to beat Johnson and the Brexit Party

There’s nothing inevitable about Welsh independence under Boris Johnson

Saturday’s march is an opportunity to set a political route map for independence

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