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Immoral energy companies should face corporate manslaughter charges if people die this winter

Carrie Harper, Plaid Cymru Councillor for the Queensway ward on Wrexham Council Every winter there are more deaths than in…

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Why the debate around a National Care Service may put a strain on Plaid and Labour’s co-operation agreement

Andrew Potts As part of Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru’s Co-operation Agreement, an Expert Panel has been established to look…

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‘Muscle suit unionism’ is the worst of all worlds for Conservatives hoping to keep the UK together

Ifan Morgan Jones Whatever you might think of Michael Gove, his announcement yesterday that he was effectively retiring from the…

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A touch of Frost: the chill sets In

Ben Wildsmith The nights are drawing in, aren’t they? Soon be Christmas and we can all look forward to toasting…

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The UK’s energy price cap was never designed to keep our gas and electricity affordable

Karen Turner, Professor and Director of the Centre for Energy Policy, University of Strathclyde The price of gas and electricity is…

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The UK and Welsh Governments must intervene to protect terminally ill people from spiraling energy bills

Natasha Wynne, Marie Curie Policy and Research Manager in Wales It is harrowing and frightening that according to latest research…

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Liz Truss must work with the devolved governments to solve the crises facing the UK – not ignore them

Andrew Potts In 2017 the UK Government committed to setting up the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) as a post-Brexit…

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From Cardiff to Wrexham, Wales’ housing plans are fundamentally flawed – let’s give our communities a voice

Mabon ap Gwynfor, Member of the Senedd for Dwyfor Meirionnydd When discussing the housing crisis facing our communities the simplistic…

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Gordon Brown to the rescue?

Ben Wildsmith Do you fancy having a bash at running the country? I only ask because none of the people…

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Mick Lynch is right on energy prices: enough is enough

Delyth Jewell The UK energy market is a failed experiment, and we can no longer afford to live with the…

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To become a viable opposition, the Welsh Conservatives must shake off their anti-Welsh and anti-devolution image

Andrew Potts At the Welsh Conservatives spring conference, the Senedd Group Leader, Andrew RT Davies, set about distancing the west-of-Offa’s-Dyke…

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Siân Gwenllian MS: ‘Jonathan Edwards will resume his title of Plaid MP – but my view has not changed’

Siân Gwenllian, Member of the Senedd for Arfon and Communications Director on the Plaid Cymru National Executive Committee Violence against…

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Opinion

Immoral energy companies should face corporate manslaughter charges if people die this winter

Why the debate around a National Care Service may put a strain on Plaid and Labour’s co-operation agreement

‘Muscle suit unionism’ is the worst of all worlds for Conservatives hoping to keep the UK together

A touch of Frost: the chill sets In

The UK’s energy price cap was never designed to keep our gas and electricity affordable

The UK and Welsh Governments must intervene to protect terminally ill people from spiraling energy bills

Liz Truss must work with the devolved governments to solve the crises facing the UK – not ignore them

From Cardiff to Wrexham, Wales’ housing plans are fundamentally flawed – let’s give our communities a voice

Gordon Brown to the rescue?

Mick Lynch is right on energy prices: enough is enough

To become a viable opposition, the Welsh Conservatives must shake off their anti-Welsh and anti-devolution image

Siân Gwenllian MS: ‘Jonathan Edwards will resume his title of Plaid MP – but my view has not changed’

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