Plaid Cymru
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of Plaid Cymru
C20: Welsh, literally: party of Wales
Example Sentences
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A Plaid Cymru spokesperson said unpaid carers deserved "respect and greater support" and added: "A Plaid Cymru government will be serious about supporting those carers who give so much to our society, ensuring a system where carers have access to the necessary respite they need."
From BBC
A Plaid Cymru spokesperson said thousands of struggling households will be ineligible "due to the narrow nature of this support" and called on the UK government to outline a broader package of help.
From BBC
Plaid Cymru has launched its campaign for the Senedd election, comparing the battle for voters in May to its successful fight in 2025's Caerphilly by-election.
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Plaid Cymru say they want to cut NHS waiting lists, raise school standards and tackle child poverty.
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"Well five weeks from now Wales can make history again and that spirit of Caerphilly 2025, whose energy we still feel in Bedwas today, could be the spirit that drives us forward to the formation of the first ever Plaid Cymru government for Wales".
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