'Back Morriston Hospital for Major Trauma Centre', Plaid politicians urge local health boards
Plaid Cymru politicians across South West Wales have urged local health boards to support Morriston Hospital in its bid to be the home of a new Major Trauma Centre.
Prioritise pot holes before unwanted parking restrictions, Adam tells Welsh Government
Rather than imposing unwanted waiting restrictions on the main A483 trunk road at Llandybie and Ffairfach, Llandeilo, the Welsh Government should concentrate its time and efforts on sorting out the pot holes on the same road – that was the message from Plaid Cymru Assembly Member, Adam Price this week who said the government was "completely out of touch with our communities."
UK economy now slowest growing advanced economy in the world
House of Commons supports Plaid Cymru motion for European Citizenship
The House of Commons has this week backed a Plaid Cymru motion to allow Welsh, English, Scottish and Northern Irish citizens to retain their European Citizenship after leaving the EU.
Anger at Llandovery Post Office temporary closure
Local representatives have reacted angrily after Post Office Ltd announced there would be a loss to services in Llandovery whilst the Post Office moves to its new location.
County Council unanimously backs WASPI campaign as scores attend drop-in session
Politicians' concern for centralisation of specialist hospital services to Cardiff
Plaid Cymru politicians Jonathan Edwards MP and Adam Price AM are concerned that west Wales patients will not have equality of access to specialist hospital services as NHS Wales proposes locating a new Major Trauma Centre in Cardiff instead of Swansea.
New figures show Labour's economic plan "engineering inequality"
Carmarthenshire Assembly Member and Plaid Cymru's Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Adam Price AM has obtained new figures showing that some parts of Wales are funded almost four times more per head than others.
Pension advice event for WASPI Women
The campaign by the Women Against Statement Pension Inequality (WASPI) will be holding a drop-in session at Ammanford Library on Saturday 10th March to offer advice on how women born in the 1950's can complain about changes to their state pension.
'Bank closures a process, not an event'
The future of banking services in our communities was on the agenda in Parliament this week as MPs debated the effects of bank closures across the UK.