WoS and financial literacy
The recent reports from the Holtham Commission and the House of Lords' Select Committee about the financing of Wales have put the cat amongst the pigeons –...
Read this entry »Adam Price (Plaid Cymru, Ret 2010)
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Former Member for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr. Retired from parliament in 2010.Articles written by Adam Price (Plaid Cymru, Ret 2010)
Democratic culture and the arts
It is good to see that my critique of WNO continues to generate debate. In the latest contribution to debate – where else but in the...
Read this entry » From Armageddon to the Tywi Valley…
The development of West Wales into a centre of excellence for Unmanned Aircraft Systems at Parc Aberporth, while it undoubtedly offers some economic...
Read this entry » Wales, the Good Society
One of the great dividing lines of politics in the 21st century will be between those who advocate the extension of the principle of free, universally...
Read this entry » Patagonia – y diweddaraf/the latest
Datganiad gan/Statement by UK Border Agency A spokesperson for the UK Border Agency said: ”The UK Border Agency is keenly aware of the...
Read this entry » Bradychu’r Wladfa
Mae ffynhonellau yn yr Ariannin yn dweud bod ceisiadau visa y ddwy ferch o’r Wladfa, Shirley Edwards ac Evelyn Calcabrini, wedi eu gwrthod...
Read this entry » Lone voices…
The recess is an useful time for reflection and, sparked by the ongoing debate about what the purpose of a politician actually is – answers...
Read this entry » Lembit and me – it just didn’t last
I read in last night's Evening Standard (who, by the way, last week described me as ‘a shrewd Plaid Cymru MP' – praise indeed...
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Delivering for Wales
Two years into the One Wales government and Plaid's influence and impact on policy in Wales is once again clear to see. Today's announcement of the electrification...
Read this entry »Journalism in the dock…
An extraordinary fascinating session today at the Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee in which Nick Davies dramatically produced hard evidence to support...
Read this entry »Defending the Indefensible?
This from teletext: “Formula: ‘no disadvantage’ Welsh Secretary Peter Hain said an inquiry had shown spending in Wales compared well with English...
Read this entry »The Ayatollah Khomeini’s Influence
Gelyn fy ngelyn yw fy nghyfaill, meddai'r hen ddihareb. Ond sioc a siom oedd clywed Arlywydd Venezuela, ac arweinydd pwysicaf a mwyaf carismataidd y Chwith yn...
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Er gwaetha'r cynnydd yng nghefnogaeth y Blaid a'n llwyddiant yn ein cadarnleoedd, mae'r anfadwaith bod pleidiau cenedlaetholaidd Prydeining wedi gwneud...
Read this entry »Dewis Lerpwl yn gartref newydd i’r Senedd / Choose Liverpool as Parliament’s new home
Fel y bydd darllenwyr y golofn hon yn sylweddoli, ar ol wyth mlynedd o fwrw fy mhen yn erbyn colofnau carreg San Steffan dwi ychydig bach yn besimistaidd ynghylch...
Read this entry »Those who lead us cannot mislead us and expect to get away with it: My speach for the Iraq inquiry debate
Adam Price (Carmarthen, East and Dinefwr) (PC): At this point in the proceedings, we begin to echo each other, and we are doing so today across the Floor of the...
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