Stephen Kinnock addresses party conference for first time as Welsh Secretary – his speech in full
Mr Kinnock set out his vision for a stronger Wales in a strong United Kingdom.
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Jayne Bryant MS calls for recall of Senedd to respond to wildfires
The new administration in Cardiff will face growing pressure to control the current crisis and, greater scrutiny when the Senedd returns.
‘If the Welsh government wants to be radical: help young people get good work’
Helping young people into work is the best way to lift them out of poverty and the first step towards a fairer and more prosperous future.
‘How Burnham’s devolution revolution can deliver for North Wales’
Now is the time to rewire Britain and rewire Wales bringing power closer to communities and enabling cross-border cooperation.
Ken Skates appoints new team with ‘fresh energy and ideas’ after Senedd election defeat
Ken Skates, the interim leader of Welsh Labour, has appointed a new Senedd team.
‘We need to pat ourselves on the back more’: Cymru reflections from Merthyr Tydfil
LabourList travelled to Merthyr Tyfil to meet candidate Dr. Lloyd Watkins
‘Standing side by side with people’: Cymru reflections from Cardiff Bay
Reporter James Tibbitts and Senior Reporter Daniel Green have travelled to Wales to meet with Welsh Labour candidate Huw Thomas...
‘How Labour is modernising transport in Wales with fairness at its heart’
While other parties shout from the sidelines, Welsh Labour is getting on with delivering for communities across Wales.
‘A fairer Wales for the future – a new chapter for Welsh Labour’
Wales has a choice - move forward with fairness, or gamble with what we’ve built together over the past 25 years.
‘Labour cannot win in 2029 without Scotland and Wales’: NEC member
An NEC member has conceded Labour cannot win without Scottish and Welsh MPs as the party gears up for ‘Operation Second Term’.
‘Labour must offer pride, not just employment, to former coal communities’
Labour must ensure the clean energy revolution restore dignity, skill, and community in the places that need it most.
‘The decline of Welsh rugby echoes Labour’s waning grip’
Both rugby and Labour used to dominate in Wales - but that is changing. This is a loss to Welsh communities and politics.