The third March for Independence will be held in Merthyr on Saturday 7 September. AUOBCymru welcome all who wish to see an independent Wales to join the march, and those interested are encouraged to bring flags, banners, drums and instruments, and to meet from 10.30am on Penderyn Square. The march will start promptly at 12pm. Click here for the full details.

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.

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.

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.

YesCymru launched the most comprehensive document arguing for Welsh independence ever published in Aberystwyth today.

Increased Tory majority would further boost support new poll finds