Labour governments face conflicting claims: Harri Roberts notes Rachel Reeves's £445m railway development plan over 10 years, while Mark Drakeford asserts £350m will be spent in 4 years. This raises the question: will only £100m be left for the remaining 6 years? #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru

Senedd candidate Dafydd Williams asks whether Swansea voters know that, despite 23 recommendations, a 2½ year inquiry into “public appointments” has been completely ignored by the Labour Welsh Government. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe #Senedd2026 #SeneddElection

Plaid Cymru supports the “Swansea Disabled People Against Cuts” organisation says Senedd candidate John Davies. Mr Davies calls on Welsh Labour members of Senedd to oppose the cuts announced by Liz Kendall. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe #Senedd2026 #SeneddElection

Last year, UK Labour Manifesto admitted that the funding framework for the Welsh Parliament is “out of date.” Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd candidate says that electing Labour MSs next year will enable Labour to ignore Wales … as usual. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe

Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd Candidate strongly supports Plaid policy to prioritise preventative services in the NHS. Recently, 2 year waiting lists for referrals increased by 15% in a single month. The vicious cycle requires a robust intervention. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru

Dafydd Williams, Senedd candidate has questioned whether Torsten Bell, Swansea West MP is fit for office. Mr Bell called members of the Disabled People against cuts (DPAC) “keyboard warriors”. In Mr Bell’s constituency, 90% of PIP claimants are at risk of losing support. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales

John Davies has raised concerns about the recent spending review in relation to what used to be EU structural funds. Whilst the Tories bypassed the Welsh Government, the Labour Party has broken a manifesto pledge by insisting that London will effectively control these funds! Where are Labour MPs?

Because health has been devolved, Dr Gwyn Williams, Swansea Senedd candidate believes that the denial in the House of Commons to allow the Welsh Parliament to veto the assisted dying bill is just not right. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe #Senedd2026 #SeneddElection

Senedd Candidate Dafydd Williams asks if you know that in 2019, an independent commission recommended that justice policy should be “determined and delivered” in Wales. Last month, our Labour Government in Westminster said forget it – it’s not a priority. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru

Dr Gwyn Williams, Senedd candidate has raised concerns that the electric arc steel produced at Port Talbot will not achieve US steel tariff exemption. These “melt and pour rules” is a serious threat to the long-term future of the Tata steel plant. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru

Harri Roberts, Senedd candidate has welcomed Plaid Cymru’s call to devolve rail infrastructure. This followed a Senedd debate which confirmed that ‘not a penny’ of the UK rail spending will come to West Wales. #PlaidCymru #PartyOfWales #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe #Senedd2026 #SeneddElection

Plaid Cymru has not only welcomed the Western Mail prediction that Plaid will win 2 seats in Gwyr Abertawe, but expressed agreement with the poll - "based on our canvass returns," said Dr Gwyn Williams. Also predicted is one seat for third placed Labour Party. #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe

When Plaid Senedd leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, proposed the abolition of the flawed Barnett Formula for funding Wales, he touched a nerve. Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd Candidate welcomed the Senedd’s backing of the Plaid Cymru motion. #VotePlaidCymru #GwyrAbertawe #SeneddElection #Fairness #Ambition

“With the Crown Estate announcing record profits, the people of Wales should own and benefit from their own resources.”

We are in the lead! But the new @itvwales & @yougovuk poll suggests that Plaid and Reform will be tied on 36 seats next May. It is clear that it’s either a pro-Wales, Plaid Cymru led government, or a billionaire backed, English nationalist government in Reform UK.

We are in the lead! But the new @itvwales & @yougovuk poll suggests that Plaid and Reform will be tied on 36 seats next May. It is clear that it’s either a pro-Wales, Plaid Cymru led government, or a billionaire backed, English nationalist government in Reform UK.

Cymru had no representation in the reset negotiations following the EU-UK Summit on May 19th 2025. Furthermore Starmer has kept his priorities a secret from the WG. This is not democracy. This is not good enough.

Plaid Cymru Gŵyr Abertawe supports the Global Sumud Flotilla (Humanitarian Flotilla) sailing from Barcelona to Gaza intending to deliver humanitarian aid. Famine has been declared in occupied Gaza, with over 2.1 million people suffering everyday.

Canvassing & leafleting has already begun in the Waterfront, Castle, & Dyfnant & Cilâ wards. Keep an eye out for weekly dates. It is clear on the doors that we are the only party that can beat Reform in the Senedd Elections. We need every ounce of commitment from our members!

Senedd Candidate Dafydd Williams asks if you know that in 2019, an independent commission recommended that justice policy should be “determined and delivered” in Wales. Last month, Labour in Westminster said forget it – it’s not a priority.

Dafydd Williams, Senedd candidate has questioned whether Torsten Bell, Swansea West MP is fit for office. Mr Bell called members of the Disabled People against cuts (DPAC) “keyboard warriors”. In our constituency, 90% of PIP claimants are at risk of losing support.

Where are the necessary policies from the Labour Government? asks Dr Gwyn Williams, Senedd candidate. On almost every economic table, such as child poverty, inward investment, education performance, NHS waiting lists – Wales is bottom and it’s getting worse.

John Davies, Senedd Candidate has pointed out that out of a target of 9,700, fewer than 896 jobs have been created in the Swansea Bay deal. Only 6 projeccts have been completed since 2017, and only £133m investment has been achieved from the private sector.

John Davies , Senedd candidate, has backed Llinos Medi, MP for Ynys Môn, that with the Crown Estate announcing record profits, “the people of Wales should own and benefit from their own resources.”

Dr Gwyn Williams, Senedd candidate has raised concerns that the electric arc steel produced at Port Talbot will not achieve US steel tariff exemption. These “melt and pour rules” is a serious threat to the long-term future of the Tata steel plant.

Plaid Cymru Gwyr Abertawe supports the “Swansea Disabled People Against Cuts” organisation says Senedd candidate John Davies. Mr Davies calls on Welsh Labour members of Senedd to oppose the cuts announced by Liz Kendall.

Rhiannon Barrar, one of our 2026 Senedd Candidates, strongly supports Plaid policy to prioritise preventative services in the NHS. Recently, 2 year waiting lists for referrals increased by 15% in a single month. The vicious cycle requires a robust intervention.

Harri Roberts, one of our Plaid Cymru Senedd candidates, has welcomed Plaid Cymru’s call to devolve rail infrastructure. This followed a Senedd debate which confirmed that ‘not a penny’ of the UK rail spending will come to West Wales.

Our candidates have raised concerns about the recent spending review by Rachel Reeves in relation to what used to be EU structural funds. Whilst the Tories bypassed the Welsh Government, the Labour Party has broken a manifesto pledge by insisting that London will effectively control these funds!