Carmarthenshire's Voice Your Plaid Cymru representatives for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr

The state of Welsh roads is not fit for the last century, let alone this one – that was the message local Assembly Member Adam Price told fellow AMs in the National Assembly this week.

Plaid Cymru's Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Adam Price AM, has written to the Auditor General requesting that he launches a sector-specific inquiry into Welsh Government support for the film industry in Wales.

Plaid Cymru will vote against the Westminster Government’s latest Brexit Bill, which moves the UK towards exiting the Customs Union as well as the European Union.

Member of Parliament Jonathan Edwards is encouraging community groups and charities in Carmarthenshire to consider applying for funding up to £2,000 this month.

Local politicians Adam Price and Jonathan Edwards have given a cautious welcome the announcement by the Westminster government that it is investing £370million into the Post Office network, but the Plaid Cymru duo said rural communities in Carmarthenshire and throughout Wales needed guarantees that they would benefit from the circa £160million of that money which is designed to protect rural community branches.

In our Christmas message last year we described 2016 as a year of change.  The vote to leave the EU, the election of Donald Trump and conflicts around the world changed the course history.  We predicted that 2017 would be the year of challenge.

The Assembly Member who brokered a £50million agreement with the Welsh Government to build a bypass around Llandeilo has expressed his concern at the perceived delay in getting the project underway.

Having requested a meeting with the Chief Executive of NatWest bank following the recent announcement of local branch closures, Member of Parliament Jonathan Edwards met with senior representatives of the bank in Westminster last week.

Plaid Cymru politicians Adam Price AM and Jonathan Edwards MP have taken the lead on calls for a public banking model in the aftermath of yet more bank branch closures in rural communities.