Cleaner, safer, connected communities We need to make sure that people can travel for work within or near their local community, comfortably and affordably. That will reduce combat carbon emissions and help our communities to survive and thrive. The need … Continued
A ninnau wedi gadael yr UE bellach, mae yna gyfle i greu Prydain ffederal flaengarol seiliedig ar hunanlywodraeth, cyfartaledd a chydgefnogaeth rhwng ei thair cenedl. Dyna’r unig ddewis realistig heblaw am undeboliaeth — sy’n parhau sefyllfa lle cedwir rheolaeth dosbarth … Continued
Communist candidates are key force advocating Women’s sex based rights in Wales. Merched Cymru survey contrasts our principled feminist approach with those of other parties. Sex in the Senedd: What the candidates said – or didn’t say. | Merched Cymru
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Now we have post-Brexit opportunities although determination of LibDems and Greens (and many on Welsh Labour) to defend EU policies and reverse Brexit means these are not being fought for. As a direct result of Brexit, at least 70 new … Continued
Communists welcome the votes and the voice of young people in this election. These Senedd elections will be the first in which 16- and 17-year-olds (and legally resident foreign nationals) are allowed to vote in Wales, and some 65,000 citizens … Continued
The Communist Party’s lead candidate for the Senedd election in South Wales East region, Robert Griffiths, is calling upon the next Welsh government to organise a public inquiry into accidents at work in Wales. In a message released to mark … Continued
Jobs that do not make a profit – such as caring for family members — are not valued as they should be in our society. As the pandemic has shown, this is also true of essential workers in the public … Continued
True democracy extends beyond the ballot box and concerns the power that working people desire over their everyday lives. The positive measures in the Trade Union (Wales) Act 2017 show how the Senedd can legislate to improve the rights of … Continued
The Welsh Parliament needs the powers to raise funds and invest in local and regional economies. Too many of our communities have suffered decades of neglect. This cannot continue. The Senedd and local authorities must have greater freedom from central … Continued