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Following the incredibly successful event in Merthyr Tudful, with over two hundred people attending different elements of the weekend, Yes Cymru are proud to announce that the next event in the series will be...

It was great to see members of Yes Caernarfon having a stall in the Caernarfon Food Festival last weekend.

Yes Cymru’s first Council of Deputies meeting was held last week. The Council will be a core factor in improving structures within Yes Cymru and facilitate internal communication within our organisation.

YesCymru and All Under One Banner Cymru (AUOBCymru) are excited to announce that the next March for Independence will be held in the historic town of Carmarthen on Saturday, June 22nd.

A “creative” native of Merthyr Tydfil, who is “brimming with energy” has been elected as Chair of pro-independence campaign group YesCymru.

The 2024 Yes Cymru NGB elections are upon us!

YesCymru has welcomed a landmark report into Wales’ constitutional future as a “significant step in the journey to becoming an independent nation.”

How Cymru Will Be the Catalyst for Scottish Independence   As recently as April 2014 a poll in Wales put support for Welsh independence at a meagre 12%, with those against at 74%. What...

Instruments of extremism - Gaynor Jones Startling news emerging from Fleet Street this weekend states that the UK Government wants to implement plans to widen the definitions of “extremism”.  This has naturally caused huge...

35% of Welsh people want independence A new poll by Redfield & Wilton released today shows Welsh independence support at 35%. Today’s poll continues the positive trend of strong, consistent polling numbers for Welsh...