Change to Keep the Status Quo

11/05/202211/05/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

(Cymraeg) Labour/Plaid’s plans to expand the Senedd look more like a plan to entrench their own interests. Read More

(Cymraeg) Llais a Llwyfan Swyddogol

09/05/202209/05/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

(Cymraeg) Gyda gogwydd o bron i 40% oddi ar y Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol oedd yn dal y sedd, dyma oedd buddugoliaeth etholiadol cyntaf y blaid Read More

Election? What Election?

05/05/202205/05/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Plaid want people to vote in not one, but two independence referendums.

As a party, we would favour reducing the existing 22 councils to around 6, but give these authorities genuine power over local matters, Read More

Boost for Freedom of Speech

27/04/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Does anyone really think that Welsh Labour could have clung on to power here for a 100 years, if we had a real open society with citizens fully informed? Read More

(Cymraeg) Drysu Diniweidrwydd Plant

21/04/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

(Cymraeg) Mae hanes yn ein dysgu i fod yn wyliadwrus iawn pan fo gwladwriaeth yn hawlio plant iddyn nhw eu hunain uwchlaw rhieni. Read More

Land Can Still Be Productive

19/04/202219/04/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

Kevin Stephens' farm at Fedwlydan

A pioneering health-related venture in Wales shows how farming land can still be vital for our prospects as a nation. Read More

(Cymraeg) Cyfle am Wariant Callach?

14/04/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

(Cymraeg) Wedi 23 o flynyddoedd wrth y llyw, a dim gwelliant economaidd o gwbwl o dan Lafur Cymru, efallai’n wir bod hi’n syniad rhoi cynnig ar ddull gwahanol o wario. Read More

Hopes For New Media Brand

12/04/2022 - Aled Gwyn Jôb

The party were amongst the sponsors of Saturday’s cricket match between Glamorgan and Durham – the first publicly attended game for two years. Read More