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@teamlabouruk.bsky.social #WelshLabour #ReformUK #WelshConservatives are NO FRIENDS OF #CYMRU 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 OR HER PEOPLE! TIME TO WIPE THESE SELF-SERVING WESTMINSTER TOXIC DINOSAURS OFF THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE OF #WALES FOREVER!
@plaidcymru.bsky.social ARE THE ONLY PARTY ON THE SIDE OF CYMRU & HER PEOPLE
September 9, 2024 at 4:34 PM
🏛️🤝 The Association of Anaesthetists is looking forward to meeting new Members of the Senedd following the Welsh Parliament election. #AnWales #MedWales #Senedd2026

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May 14, 2026 at 10:41 AM
18 leading health and care organisations from our Health and Wellbeing Alliance are running a 'manifesto marketplace' drop-in session at the #WelshConservatives Conference this Saturday.

We look forward to engaging with MSs on the things that matter most for health, care and the people of Wales.
May 14, 2025 at 3:07 PM
Welsh Conservatives secure seven seats in 2026 Senedd election and face key decisions on devolution

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Welsh Conservatives secure seven seats in 2026 Senedd election and face key decisions on devolution
In the 2026 Senedd election, the Welsh Conservatives achieved 10.7% of the vote and won seven seats in the expanded 96-member parliament. While this represents a significant reduction from their 16 seats in 2021, the result is viewed by some as better than expected given the challenging political climate. The party has historically struggled in Wales, having not won a general election there since 1859 and never been the largest party in the Senedd since devolution began in 1999. Their support tends to come from those identifying more as British than Welsh, and turnout among their voters in devolved elections has often been lower. The rise of Reform UK, which appealed to similar demographics including older, socially conservative, and unionist voters, posed a major threat and contributed to Conservative losses, particularly in areas like north-east Wales, Monmouthshire, and Newport. Several defections further weakened the party before the vote. With no realistic path to government, as a partnership with Reform UK is not viable due to insufficient seats, the Welsh Conservatives will operate as a smaller opposition. They must now address their identity and stance on devolution. Leader Darren Millar has ruled out abolishing the Senedd, yet many supporters favour reducing its powers or scrapping it. Adopting a stronger anti-devolution position risks undermining previous efforts to present the party as distinctly Welsh and accepting of devolution under leaders like Nick Bourne. This internal debate will be crucial, as it could determine the party's future relevance in Welsh politics amid competition from Plaid Cymru and Reform UK. The outcome is likely to influence the broader direction of governance in Wales in the coming years.
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May 13, 2026 at 10:34 PM