Welsh workers now lowest paid in the UK
As average weekly earnings in Wales fall to the lowest of all the UK regions, Plaid Cymru has warned that it’s time for both the UK and Welsh Government to begin investing in people.
New 'Patient Hotels' could clear A&E logjam
Plaid Cymru has responded to the growing delays outside of accident and emergency departments by urging the Welsh Government and local health boards to consider the creation of 'patient hotels' – a concept widely used in Scandinavian countries to support patients who no longer need 24 hour medical care.
Case for electrification to Swansea derailed by Labour Government incompetence
Local AM and Plaid Cymru's Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Adam Price AM has today accused the Labour Welsh Government of derailing plans to electrify the main rail line between Cardiff and Swansea by failing to include a requirement for electrical local services in its franchise specification.
Failure to include Carmarthenshire in 'Golden Hello' GP training scheme impacts upon numbers
Plaid Assembly Member urges Health Secretary to not disregard one of the most rural areas in Wales.
'We’re at risk of destroying the regulatory system as it starts to deliver'
Read Adam's contribution to the Assembly Debate on the Welsh Language Bill.
Holding Labour's feet to the fire for a fairer Wales
Adam writes for the Western Mail ahead of the Welsh Government tabling its Budget in the National Assembly for Wales.
Plaid Cymru secures an all-Wales budget deal that invests in communities, sectors and people
Plaid Cymru has today announced a budget deal that will secure benefits for everyone in Wales. The deal, announced by local Assembly Member and the party's Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Economy Adam Price, invests in communities, sectors and people.
Adam welcomes Assembly recognition of Owain Glyndwr
Plaid Cymru Assembly Member Adam Price has welcomed the decision by the Assembly's Presiding Officer to fly the flag of Owain Glyndwr outside of the National Assembly for Wales.
Prime Minister challenged to guarantee future of 60,000 jobs in Welsh agriculture
MP Jonathan Edwards has used today's session of Prime Minister's Questions to challenge Theresa May over the future of Wales's agricultural sector and the thousands of jobs it supports.
Welsh incomes 35% lower than London
A report by the IPPR has given a damning verdict on Westminster-rule over the UK’s countries, revealing the UK to be the most geographically unbalanced economy in Europe.