Plaid Cymru has revealed their ambitious vision for the first 100 days if they take the reins in the Senedd! During their recent conference in Newport, the party showcased a 60-page game plan packed with 88 actionable points aimed at transforming Wales. Here’s a sneak peek:
The party is ready to tackle NHS waiting lists by initiating an independent review of its performance, calling the current state a “scandal.” There’s also a roadmap in the works to eliminate spending on private NHS agency staff by 2030. Childcare is also a hot topic, with Plaid committed to rolling out 12.5 hours of funded care for all two-year-olds.
Education is on their agenda too. From September 2026, they aim to offer free school meals for all secondary students in Universal Credit households. Plus, they’re planning to restrict smartphone use in schools for under-16s and expand free childcare across Wales.
On the economic front, Plaid intends to energise town centres by setting up taskforces to rethink business rates and fuel growth. Transportation isn’t forgotten—they plan to chat with Westminster about England-only rail projects and explore the launch of an express coach service connecting north and south.
And there’s more! They’re driven to incorporate key UN human rights conventions into Welsh law, tackle violence against women, and align welfare powers with Scotland. With the polls looking optimistic, could Plaid Cymru’s vision soon become reality? Stay tuned as the Senedd elections approach! 🚀