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Why Membership is so important for YesCymru Whilst we are a political campaigning group we are not, and never will be, a political party with elected representatives. We must find other ways to make...

In recent weeks, we have focused on the Welsh economy and the impact of the cost-of living crisis on Welsh communities. This week, we will explore the teaching of Welsh history in our schools,and...

Earlier this week, it was reported that the UK public could expect to face “sweeping tax rises” from 1st April onwards.

Last week, we reported on the findings of a ground-breaking new report which revealed that the fiscal deficit of an independent Wales would be 80% lower than the figure previously quoted by the UK...

This month, a ground-breaking new report revealed that the fiscal deficit of an independent Wales would be over 80% lower than the figure previously quoted by the UK Government.

This weekend, thousands of Yes Cymru supporters are expected to descend on the Welsh capital in anticipation of its’ second independence march of the year in Cardiff.

Last year, Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru announced plans to “fund existing and new enterprises to improve Welsh-based journalism to tackle the information deficit”, and revealed that they would be calling for the creation...

Yes Cymru recently launched a petition to demand that the Welsh Government has full control of natural resources in Wales. In the midst of a cost-of-living crisis not seen for forty years, this week...

With the commencement of another academic year, this week we will focus on the worrying rise in child poverty, particularly across Wales.

Last week, we discussed the Welsh economy and alluded to the subject of UK debt.  This week, we will elaborate on these points and briefly examine how our share of the UK debt may...