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Safa Elhassan supports Plaid Cymru Health policies – (i) to embed systematic collaboration between health boards –to identify capacity, (ii) matching staffing levels with waiting list demands and (iii) using technology to speed up assessment of people’s symptoms.
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Rhiannon Barrar, a candidate, has criticised the 50 members of the House of Lords for working with lobbying companies for payment. She highlighted Lord Wood (Labour) as an example, who was involved with Bradshaw Advisory while also chairing the economic affairs committee.

Reform has denigrated the UK by comparing UK to North Korea, criticised the Online Safety Act meant to protect children, sent election letters in Caerphilly on Hefin David’s funeral day, and distributed a leaflet citing a "local" man who isn't from Caerphilly and can't vote.

Dr Safa Elhassan, candidate, strongly supports Plaid Cymru policies on health, especially the establishment of elective care hubs, speeding up the referral process with an executive triage service and embedding collaboration between Health Boards.
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Polling indicates that Reform is misleading its supporters on climate change. While Reform leaders deny climate change, their supporters favor renewables. Dr. Gwyn Williams, candidate, noted this issue reflects Reform's disconnect with both its supporters and scientific evidence.

“You’d better not be ill,” said candidate Safa Elhassan when she was canvassing recently. “The choice is between Plaid Cymru and Reform. Reform will increase the use of private health care which the patient will have to pay for,” she said.
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Dr Gwyn Williams, candidate, has criticised the Labour Government for continuing to exempt VAT on private health care. “If elected, I will support charging VAT on private health care and use the income on the NHS,” he said.
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Rhiannon Barrar, a candidate, has criticised Jo Stevens, Welsh Secretary, for not advocating for Wales. She highlighted that in Scotland, the Crown Estate generated £2.1 billion and 17,000 jobs in a year, with £270 million benefiting the Scottish NHS from this income. #PlaidCymru

Rhiannon Barrar, a candidate, has criticised Jo Stevens, Welsh Secretary, for not advocating for Wales. She highlighted that in Scotland, the Crown Estate generated £2.1 billion and 17,000 jobs in a year, with £270 million benefiting the Scottish NHS from this income.
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Swansea Plaid supports Altamar building residents on King’s Road facing property defects. Dr. Gwyn Williams, candidate, highlights fire safety issues, leaking roofs, and residents' struggle to sell properties, promising to address these if elected.
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Swansea candidate Harri Roberts says that Swansea Plaid supports the campaign to block 1000 pylons which will follow a line from north (Bodelwyddan) to south Wales (Carmarthenshire). “The way this is being handled is a parallel to the drowning of Tryweryn,” he said.
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Dafydd Williams, Swansea Senedd candidate welcomes lifelong Labour member Owen Williams reminding us that “Welsh Labour” does not exist as an organisation. “So Eluned Morgan will have to be loyal to her London bosses,” said Dafydd Williams.

The corrupt practices undertaken by both Labour and Tory MPs and peers continues apace, says Dr Gwyn Williams, Plaid Cymru candidate. MPs are free to top their salaries, raking in £65m over the past 15 years. These second jobs allow lobbying firms to gain unfair advantages.

Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd candidate, has noted that in an interview, First Minister Luned Morgan has admitted “Swansea was a problem” and she put an awful lot of her eggs in one basket – health. But waiting times have risen again and exceeds 10,000 once more. (It’s 100 in England.)
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Local businessman, John Davies and Plaid Cymru candidate states that a Plaid Cymru Government would not necessarily follow a capitalist, or socialist system, but use good examples from successful countries such as Ireland and the countries of Scandinavia.
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Wales has 12% of the UK rail track, 5% of UK population and 1% of new rail investment from the Westminster Labour party says Rhiannon Barrar, Swansea Plaid Cymru Senedd candidate.
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Dafydd Williams, Swansea Plaid Cymru candidate says that a recent poll showed that only one out of five of those who voted for Welsh Labour last year agree that ‘Labour is fighting for Wales.’
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Swansea Labour Council has spent £6.26m on B&B accommodation for over 1,000 on the housing list. Plaid candidate John Davies claims this stems from the Council's failure to build houses, noting the homeless need facilities to cook food.
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Harri Roberts, Plaid Cymru Senedd candidate for Swansea has shown that recent polls would predict that Labour will have only single figure Senedd members next May.
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I never thought I would agree with John Major says Harri Roberts, Senedd Candidate, but the former Tory Prime Minister has blamed Brexit for making the country poorer. Also, he’s right to suggest the UK should re-enter the customs union and the single market.
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Gwyn Williams criticized Nigel Farage's proposal to let wealthy foreigners pay £250,000 upfront to avoid inheritance and overseas income taxes, suggesting it welcomes tax-exempt immigrants to the UK. A potential £34 billion deficit for public services like the NHS is anticipated.

John Davies, Senedd Candidate has pointed out that out of a target of 9,700, fewer than 896 jobs have been created in the Swansea Bay deal. Only 6 projects have been completed since 2017, and only £133m investment has been achieved from the private sector.
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Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd candidate notes that the Institute for Fiscal Studies has shown 800,000 fewer people are expected to receive a PIP daily living award in 2029 as a result of the Labout Party disability cuts. Most of the 800k losers will receive £3,850 LESS per year.
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Labour governments face conflicting claims: Harri Roberts notes Rachel Reeves's £445m railway development plan over 10 years, while Mark Drakeford asserts £350m will be spent in 4 years. This raises the question: will only £100m be left for the remaining 6 years?
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Senedd candidate Dafydd Williams asks whether Swansea voters know that, despite 23 recommendations, a 2½ year inquiry into “public appointments” has been completely ignored by the Labour Welsh Government.
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Plaid Cymru supports the “Swansea Disabled People Against Cuts” organisation says Senedd candidate John Davies. Mr Davies calls on Welsh Labour members of Senedd to oppose the cuts announced by Liz Kendall.
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Last year, UK Labour Manifesto admitted that the funding framework for the Welsh Parliament is “out of date.” Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd candidate says that electing Labour MSs next year will enable Labour to ignore Wales … as usual.
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Rhiannon Barrar, Senedd Candidate strongly supports Plaid policy to prioritise preventative services in the NHS. Recently, 2 year waiting lists for referrals increased by 15% in a single month. The vicious cycle requires a robust intervention.
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Dafydd Williams, Senedd candidate has questioned whether Torsten Bell, Swansea West MP is fit for office. Mr Bell called members of the Disabled People against cuts (DPAC) “keyboard warriors”. In Mr Bell’s constituency, 90% of PIP claimants are at risk of losing support.
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John Davies has raised concerns about the recent spending review in relation to what used to be EU structural funds. Whilst the Tories bypassed the Welsh Government, the Labour Party has broken a manifesto pledge by insisting that London will effectively control these funds! Where are Labour MPs?

Because health has been devolved, Dr Gwyn Williams, Swansea Senedd candidate believes that the denial in the House of Commons to allow the Welsh Parliament to veto the assisted dying bill is just not right.
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