The difficulty lies in the fact that powers over taxation still lie with Westminster, and not at the Senedd.
Fair Local Taxation for a New Wales
October 24th, 2008 · 5 Comments · Plaid Cymru
Tags: council tax·Plaid Cymru
A conference to control the Nasty Nats
September 11th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Welsh Politics
Once upon a time, Plaid Cymru used to hold an annual conference which attracted nationalists from all corners of the country to debate ideas and to decide policy. But not now.
Tags: annual conference·coalitions·conference·Huw Lewis·Ieuan Wyn Jones·lynne neagle·Merthyr·NHS reorganisation·Plaid Cymru·Torfaen·Y Byd
Nationalists to ‘frighten the old horses’
August 15th, 2008 · 31 Comments · Independence, Plaid Cymru, Pot Stirrers
Time for Plaid’s ‘older generation’ to wise up on independence
Tags: cynog dafis·Independence·Plaid Cymru
Y Byd may be heading for a rescue
August 11th, 2008 · No Comments · Press and Media, Welsh Politics
The Rev Roger Roberts put his foot right into his mouth and then swallowed it when he averred the failure to launch a Welsh-language daily paper was of little matter
Tags: conwy·Plaid Cymru·rainbow coalition·roger roberts·welsh language daily
Caerffili makes its Plaid mark, and then spoils it
May 7th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Uncategorized
In all the comment about Plaid’s performance in the elections, Caerffili has been almost ignored.
Certainly, it’s significant that Plaid lost Gwynedd - but as the seats went to another lot of Nats, there’s not much difference politically.
Far more important is what happened in the Valleys. From the insignificant mention in Plaid’s main comment on their [...]
Tags: Caerphilly council·council elections·Gwynedd council·Plaid Cymru·Ron Davies
Honesty, Plaid and Y Byd
May 4th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Press and Media, Welsh Assembly, Welsh Politics
There’s something to be said for politicians being honest about the promises they will deliver when they get elected.
Plaid’s loss of control of Gwynedd County Council - over the closure of some of the primary schools with which the county is over-provisioned for the number of children born - may soon link up with [...]
Tags: Gwynedd council·Plaid Cymru·rural schools·Welsh coalitions·Welsh language



