Plaid Cymru achieved a historic milestone during May’s elections, ending 100 years of Labour dominance dating back to the Senedd’s establishment in 1999. With 43 members in the expanded 96-seat chamber, Plaid forms the largest group while Reform UK acts as the official opposition after growing from two former Conservative defectors to 34 representatives, an outcome ap Iorwerth dubbed “a very significant result”. To counter Nigel Farage’s party, the First Minister expressed willingness to collaborate with Labour, declaring, “It’s not about keeping a political party out, it’s about keeping a kind of politics out, the negative influence that it has, and of course we do and will cooperate with Labour.” He
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