Plaid Cymru Pontypridd On Your Side

Together with the MS for the Rhondda, I have written to HSBC urging them to reconsider their decision to close their branches in Pontypridd and Talbot Green.

You can help with the campaign by signing the petition here.

A Message from Cllr Heledd Fychan on the morning of the 20 January.

"Many people have contacted me, worried about the risk of flooding. The river is high and fast flowing in Pontypridd this morning and obviously concerning as it is still raining. But, for residents, please keep an eye on this for the latest updates and be reassured that it is nowhere near as high as last February at present and no red river warning:

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Evidence published in a Plaid Cymru report looking at the devastating impact of flooding in Rhondda Cynon Taf shows 100% support for an independent public inquiry.

On a visit to Pontypridd, Adam Price revisited some of the businesses and residents that were so badly hit in February's floods, to hear for himself how they were coping and their plans for the future.  He was shown around the constituency by Pontypridd Councillor, Heledd Fychan.

At a full Council meeting of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council last night (25 November), Labour Councillors voted unanimously against an independent inquiry into the floods that devastated communities across the County Borough earlier this year.