Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru celebrate year of the co-operation agreement

Britain / 1 December 2022

First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford (left) and Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price at the Senedd, Cardiff, after announcing their co-operation deal

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THE leaders of Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru celebrated today a year of the co-operation agreement between the two parties in Cardiff.

First Minister Mark Drakeford and Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price launched the 12-month report amid calls from Welsh Conservatives to scrap the “vanity project.”

Mr Drakeford said: “Is there anything sadder than being a Welsh Conservative not offering solutions in Wales and playing silly Westminster party games with politics?