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

Carmarthen East and Dinefwr MP supports review into unfair miner's pension settlement

UK Shared Prosperity Fund

This week it was revealed that the British State is well on its way of achieving US style wealth, wage and health inequality.

Carmarthen East & Dinefwr MP Jonathan Edwards slates continued delays to details on Shared Prosperity Fund

Plaid Cymru politicians have expressed both their anger and disappointment after the Labour Welsh Government announced it would not be proceeding with a job-creating 'strategic hub' in the Amman and Gwendraeth Valleys, despite Plaid Cymru securing a commitment last year.

It is difficult to spot a silver lining in Brexit's grim, grey cloud of constitutional self-harm. Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales, though, are making the case that this low-point ought to mark the beginning of the end for 'managed decline' – which has been British Government policy since the deliberate de-industrialisation policies of the 1980s - in the majority of the UK's nations and regions.

Just six months after being elected Leader of Plaid Cymru, Carmarthenshire Assembly Member, Adam Price, has received the most positive rating of any party leader in a national poll commissioned by the BBC, polling more favourably than Prime Minister Theresa May and Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn.

One of the most sobering experiences I have had in politics is meeting former miners struggling to breathe as a result of their industrial injuries. Mineworkers and their families are extremely proud people, and considering their industries were sustained in a nationalised industry, we the general public owe them a deep debt of gratitude.

Adam Price is proud to say he will accept the nominations he has received to stand to be the next leader of Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales, he has announced this afternoon.

Responding to the publication of consultation document on transforming clinical services, launched today by Hywel Dda University Health Board, Plaid Cymru politicians from across the region have said it is time for the Labour Welsh Government to properly invest in health and social services in west Wales.

London is to get powers over criminal justice while Wales will remain shackled to a 'one-size-fits-all' system designed and controlled in Westminster – that was the message from Member of Parliament Jonathan Edwards who has attacked the second class status Westminster continues to impose on Wales.