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Devolution means giving people more say over the decisions that affect their lives and Welsh Labour is the party of devolution.
Last night’s supplementary budget win is just the start of securing the support children and young people with additional learning needs across Wales deserve.
Delighted the supplementary budget has passed, securing £60m for ALN.
Plaid originally allocated £0. After pressure from Welsh Labour, it proposed £40m. That wasn’t enough. Plaid then put forward £60m, which we supported.
A positive step, but we’ll keep pressing for more.
Here’s why strong opposition matters.
If tonight’s supplementary budget passes, an extra £60 million will be available to support children and young people with additional learning needs in schools across Wales.
Every child with additional learning needs deserves the right support.
Sarah from Flint raised her concerns with me, and I put her question to the First Minister in the Senedd this afternoon.
Today’s Labour Budget gives the Plaid Welsh Government an extra £450 million to invest in public services. It’s welcome news for local communities across Wales.
Plaid Cymru now needs to focus on making sure this funding reaches the services that need it most.
From cutting electricity bills to tackling subscription traps and unfair parking charges. There’s more to do, but a positive start.
In Wales, Plaid's focus has been on reviews, plans for plans and an obsession with independence. We need action on the issues that matter to you.
Ending homelessness takes more than words. The UK Labour Government is taking decisive steps. The Plaid minority government must now also turn Welsh Labour’s commitment into action.
No one should be left without a safe place to call home.
There are real-life consequences to Plaid Cymru’s inaction in government. Their priority should be the NHS, not independence.
