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Plaid Cymru

Plaid Cymru’s Image 2: Welsh-speakers inhabit a networked community

Cynog Dafis addresses the dilemmas in Plaid’s wish to represent all the people of Wales

4th April (5th April)
  • Politics and Policy

Plaid Cymru’s Image 1: Can the national party embrace all the people of Wales?

Ken Jones argues that English-speaking members of Plaid invariably end up as second class citizens

3rd April (3rd April)
  • Politics and Policy

Reading the runes of Leanne’s victory

Leighton Andrews finds that Labour needs a better understanding of what motivates supporters of Plaid Cymru’s new leader

20th March (19th March)
  • Politics and Policy

Our most famously neglected son

Martyn Hooper celebrates the life of Wales’ most original thinker

18th March (16th March)
  • Culture

Challenge facing Plaid’s new leader

John Osmond weighs up the significance and opportunity of Plaid Cymru’s election yesterday of Leanne Wood

16th March (22nd March)
  • Politics and Policy

‘All we do should contribute to the case for real independence’

Leanne Wood, Plaid Cymu’s leader elected today outlines her vision for her party

15th March (15th March)
  • Politics and Policy

History special 2: When history is written by the defeated

Martin Johnes reflects on how some flame-bearers of the Welsh past can burn our fingers

4th March (2nd March)
  • Culture

Plaid leadership 3: A politician on the move

Jonathan Edwards argues that as leader Leanne Wood would be able to unite her party and expand its appeal

24th February (24th February)
  • Politics and Policy

Plaid leadership 2: Democratic instinct is a resource for hope

Dyfed Edwards says the leadership Dafydd Elis-Thomas demonstrated as Presiding officer promises much for his next role in charge of his party

23rd February (23rd February)
  • Politics and Policy
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