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Our aim is to gain independence for Wales, in order to improve the way our country is governed. We believe in an inclusive citizenship, which embraces and celebrates the fact that everyone who chooses to make Wales their home – regardless of their background – are full citizens of the new Wales.

Our group will promote independence for Wales through a range of activities, to make the case that Wales, like so many other nations throughout the world, would be better running its own affairs, as part of a wider European and international family. Our organisation is open to all who believe in independence for Wales.

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    We're building a mass movement of people who have taken the pledge to vote "Yes" in a referendum on Welsh independence.

    Will you be 1 of 10,000 people who have commited to vote for an independent Wales?

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    YesCymru Group Meetings - February 2019

    Feb 01  ·  By  ·  Share

    Many Yes Cymru Groups will hold meetings in February 2019. This page will be updated with the latest details as and when we receive them.

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    News from the YesCymru EGM

    Dec 09  ·  By  ·  Share

    We're proud to announce the new YesCymru central committee elected at our EGM on the 8th of December 2018:

    Siôn Jobbins (Cadeirydd)
    Cian Ciarán (Is-gadeirydd)
    Hedd Gwynfor (Ysgrifennydd)
    Gwyn Llewelyn (Trysorydd)
    Ifor ap Dafydd
    Dilys Davies
    Aran Jones
    Bethan Siân Jones
    Huw Marshall
    Chantel Mathias
    Mirain Llwyd Owen
    Julian Hughes Watts

    We'd like to thank the previous committee for their work.

    The following Constitution was adopted at the EGM:

    YesCymru Constitution, December 8, 2018 

    The following motions were passed at the EGM:

    1. Motion by Gwion Hallam
    2. Motion by YesCymru Llundain

    Newly elected YesCymru Chair, Siôn Jobbins, said,

    "We've spent months discussing the internal constitution of YesCymru. That's been settled now. From now on, the only constitution YesCymru will be discussing will be the constitution of an independent Wales. The UK is dying, all members and supporters of YesCymru now have to work to make sure that an independent Wales raises from the debris of the British state."

    Also here's an article on Nation.Cymru.

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    YesCymru Statement

    Oct 20  ·  By  ·  1 reaction  ·  Share

    Following YesCymru's recent Annual General Meeting, the four officers of the Central Committee have resigned their posts - Iestyn ap Rhobert (Chair), Rhydian Hughes (Vice-Chair), Moelwen Gwyndaf (Secretary) and Gweirydd ap Gwyndaf (Treasurer).

    YesCymru would like to thank them all for the enormous amount of work and commitment they have given to the cause of Welsh independence. They have played an important role in the work of the Central Committee, which has taken YesCymru from an idea into a national campaign, leading the surge in support for Welsh independence.

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    YesCymru welcomes huge increase in support for Welsh independence

    Oct 09  ·  By  ·  1 reaction  ·  Share

    YesCymru welsh independence poll

    YesCymru, the grassroots campaign for Welsh independence, has welcomed new research by Cardiff and Edinburgh universities, which shows that 19% of people in Wales think the country should be independent.

    In recent years, polls have suggested that support for independence could have been lower than 10%. But the large sample size, of over two thousand people, shows that support is now much higher, at one in five people.

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