Welcome to Plaid Cymru Swansea
We intend not only to expose the failures of the UK and Welsh Governments, but also to develop an economic and social case for Welsh independence. We will present a positive alternative to the present UK political system which keeps us in poverty.
Go for it - join your fellow Jacks to protect our country from further damage!
Election 2024: Our Candidates
Kieran Prichard
Gower
Kieran Pritchard is 24 and has lived and worked in Gower all his life. He studied politics at Gower College Swansea before being awarded a first-class degree in Politics and International Relations from Cardiff University.
Full ProfileDr. Gwyn Williams
Swansea West
Gwyn Williams was born in Neath and grew up in the Dulais and Swansea Valleys, attending Ysgol Gyfyn Ystalyfera. His Father is from Blaendulais and his mother from Gendros in Swansea, not too far from where he lives now in Brynmill with his wife and children.
Full ProfileLatest News from Swansea Plaid
Rhun Wows the Jacks
A strong Swansea contingent was among the crowd that welcomed Plaid Cymru's new leader to Neath Town Hall on the last day of July.
Swansea Rally Boost for Plaid
The big turnout at this year's Independence Rally in Swansea has given a major boost to the prospects for a Plaid Cymru breakthrough in impending elections.
Act Now To Save People's Sight - Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru has stepped up the call for a new deal for eye services in
Wales, with a demand by the party's Swansea and Gower organisation for
the setting up of regional eye care centres to counter fears of
growing instances of blindness
Let Wales Run Post Office - Plaid
A leading Plaid Cymru official is calling for full devolution of Post Office and Royal Mail services to Wales after the next Westminster general election.
Join Us!
Plaid Cymru wants a Wales which is independent, successful, and green, and where nobody is left behind. Join us and other Plaid members from all across Wales and worldwide as we work to realize that vision.
Voting Plaid ‘essential’ to keep the Tories out of Wales and keep Labour in check
A vote for Plaid Cymru is “essential” to deny the Tories a Westminster foothold in Wales and to keep Labour in check – Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth has said.
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Starmer Visit Let Down for Wales
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has let Wales down, says Plaid Cymru Swansea West candidate Dr Gwyn Williams.
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Rejoin European Market, Says Plaid
Plaid Cymru Swansea West candidate Dr Gwyn Williams has backed his party's call for the UK to rejoin the European Single Market.
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Welfare cuts: SoS for Wales accused of backtracking on previous ‘strong convictions’
In 2015, Jo Stevens broke the Labour whip to vote against welfare cuts
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Labour ‘delete’ Plaid calls to implement a child payment to tackle child poverty
Welsh Government statistics published this week show that child poverty has risen by 2% to 31% in Wales, the highest rise of all UK nations. However, ahead of a Plaid Cymru debate in the Senedd on April 2nd 2025, where they will call on the Welsh Government to implement a child payment, the
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A Plaid Cymru government would “cut taxes to support small Welsh businesses”
Plaid Cymru economy spokesperson Luke Fletcher to announce plans to help local businesses.
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Labour ‘Knows the Price Of Everything but the Value of Nothing’
During First Minister’s Questions today (Tuesday 4th February 2025), Plaid leader Rhun ap Iorwerth MS challenged the Labour Welsh Government for presiding over crises facing the education and culture sectors.
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