What have Labour done for Wales’s poorest communities over their 22 years in power? Let’s be honest, not a lot. Before the pandemic, Wales had the slowest growing economy in the UK. Almost a quarter of people in Wales were living in poverty before the...
Article written by Andrew RT Davies – Leader of the Welsh Conservatives: In recent months we’ve heard a lot about the constitution and a lot about the future of the Union. It won’t come as a surprise to many but I’m a proud Welshman, Unionist and...
Article written by Dr Tomos Dafydd Davies, Deputy Chairman, Welsh Conservative Party: Tax doesn’t have to be taxing, or so claimed the man from the Inland Revenue in that famous TV campaign at the start of the noughties. And nor should it be for the authors of the...
Article written by CWS Board Adviser Adrian Mason who is also is Deputy Chair (Political) of North Wales Conservatives and a Constitutional lawyer. Those of us who are either medics or lawyers have long since learnt that you do not say what you do for a living at a...
Politics in Wales is starting to see a seismic shift in the political landscape for the first time in decades. 2019 saw the largest group of free market supporting MPs elected since 1983 across Wales, with the vast majority of gains coming from former Labour...
