Plaid Cymru Pontypridd On Your Side

It’s time for a Clean Air Act for Wales

Plaid Cymru has called for new measures to improve air quality in Wales including phasing out the sale of diesel and petrol only vehicles by 2030.

Ahead of a statement by the Welsh Environment Minister on air quality in the Senedd, Plaid Cymru's Simon Thomas said a future Plaid Cymru Welsh Government would introduce a Clean Air Act for Wales to improve the air we breathe.

A spokesperson for Plaid Cymru Pontypridd welcomed this saying:

"We must take action on this issue, the levels of pollution around the A470 and other main roads is beyond belief.  In some cases we have schools next to roads that are congested on a daily basis.  A prime example of this can be seen near Sardis Road and Ysgol Evan James."

Plaid Cymru Leader Leanne Wood has used First Minister's Questions (17/04/18) to condemn the Labour Welsh Government's decision to cut the school uniform grant - a move that will affect thousands of families.

Rhondda AM, Leanne Wood supports calls to rethink closure of Royal Glamorgan Hospital Children's Ward.

Plaid Cymru councillors have been fighting to retain key school transport routes from closure by Labour led RCT Council.

Pontypridd members of Plaid Cymru gathered in Clwb y Bont to hear from Jill Evans MEP and Dafydd Wigley about the latest developments in Catalonia and about Brexit.

Plaid Cymru Councillor for Tonyrefail East, Danny Grehan has broken the news that St Johns Road will be getting resurfaced.

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Individuals should be allowed to keep their European citizenship after Brexit, Plaid Cymru says, as it launches an online petition.

Presiding Officer, Elin Jones AM was the guest speaker at Plaid Cymru Pontypridd’s St David’s Day celebration at the Ship Inn, Llantwit Fardre.

Ceredigion AM Elin Jones said: "It was a great pleasure to be in Pontypridd to mark St David's Day and to share the Assembly's exciting proposals for the future of democracy in Wales.  Plans are in place for turning our National Assembly into a Welsh Parliament over the next few years and to reform the way we work.  We are currently consulting on reforms which could strengthen our democracy institution which is good news for the people of Pontypridd - particularly for young people who, at 16, could be given the right to vote in elections to our National Assembly."

Councillor Heledd Fychan has welcomed the plans for a new Youth Club for Pontypridd.  The Club will be based in the Cricket Pavilion in Ynysangharad Park.

Plaid Cymru Cllr Danny Grehan has launched a campaign to install a new Skate Park in Tonyrefail.