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Gwern Gwynfil, CEO of YesCymru, responds to Daily Telegraph’s Allister Heath Strident comment pieces by the editor of the Sunday Telegraph will always make for interesting reading when the Conservatives are in government. It...

The first Independence march of 2023 is confirmed! Saturday, 20th May in Swansea!

Nominations are in! Six candidates obtained the required number of nominations to stand for election.

‘Whatever your opinion on this law itself, this is an attack on democracy in Scotland that makes a mockery of Devolution. Only Independence can protect our rights to make our own laws’ The CEO...

YesCymru CEO accuses Sunak of "trampling" on Welsh workers' rights with "immoral" anti-strike legislation The CEO of YesCymru has accused Rishi Sunak of "trampling" on the rights of Welsh workers with the "immoral" anti-strike...

Although there has been a great deal to do, a great deal to learn and a great deal of groundwork for a successful 2023, the first 19 weeks in post have been rewarding. Getting...

It has been an honour to Chair the National Governing Board of Yes Cymru since March and to have worked with a dedicated group of Directors, our new Chief Executive and the team.  It...

YesCymru welcomes the findings of the interim report by The Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales.  In admitting that the status quo is a diminishing possibility we welcome the acceptance that independence...

A huge thank you to all the members and supporters who filled the streets of Cardiff on the 1st of the month to call for Welsh independence.

Our return to Cardiff for the 2nd independence march of 2022  is fast approaching - here is the information you will need!