We recognize the democratic vote across all the Welsh constituencies three years ago was for Brexit, however as a nation we have not debated whether we want to be part of the EU as a sovereign power. Read More

Centuries of subjugation under powerful neighbours has sapped the strength of the Welsh nation – but now is the time for change. Read More

The primary purpose of Welsh agriculture is the production of food to the highest environmental and welfare standards, that’s the message from the UK’s newest  political party campaigning for Welsh Independence, GWLAD GWLAD. Read More

Education is critical to the economic and cultural well-being of any nation, but our economy has been poorly served by a system ill-adapted to the needs of industry, while the nation’s culture whilst our own heritage, customs and status have been neglected. Read More

Cardiff is full of hard-working, innovative and resourceful people and a thriving powerhouse of new ideas and innovation, that’s the message from Wales’ newest political party.

“But while the city is thriving, with growing economic activity, many people deserve better housing, better wages and less drugs and fewer beggars on the street,” says Dr Sian Caiach, chairman of independence party GWLAD GWLAD. Read More

The Welsh Assembly has never got a “handle” on the Welsh health service and in its early years wrongly assumed that health education and healthier lifestyles would compensate for poor NHS provision and poor management.

That’s the message from Dr Sian Caiach, health spokesman for Wales’ newest political party GWLAD, which is committed to universal healthcare. Read More

Former Welsh Secretary and Vale of Glamorgan MP Alun Cairns, who resigned over over claims he knew about a former aide’s role in the “sabotage” of a rape trial, failed to turn out for the climate election hustings organised at Barry – and in his place organisers put a stuffed penguin on his chair. Read More

Radical changes in the economy are essential if an independent Wales is to thrive and prosper, that’s the message from the country’s newest political party GWLAD GWLAD.

“We must not become a country of high taxes”, said Gwlad Gwlad leader Gwyn Wigley Evans told voters this week. Read More

The people of Wales are constantly being sold short by the UK government, and now is the time to start pushing even harder for our independence. A new Welsh independence party is setting its sights on home rule for a brighter future.

“We are a justly proud of our big hearted small country, we punch way above our weight in sport, culture and the arts,” GWLAD GWLAD leader Gwyn Evans told a hustings at Llanidloes. Read More

Wales should be making its own decisions on climate change, rather than Brussels and London, Gwlad candidate Gwyn Wigley Evans told a climate change hustings in  Machynlleth. Read More