Policies
According to the party's online manifesto their key policies are:
- Gwynedd has particular needs which were not being met by the Plaid Cymru governing council of Gwynedd
- Stop school closures unless there is a consensus within a particular locality in support of such a measure.
- Stop local people being sent for specialist care out of Gwynedd
- Opposes the North West Wales Spatial Development Strategy which focused most investment in Gwynedd to the Menai coastal strip
- Supports tourism, but is opposed to the sort of tourism which has a negative impact on "Gwynedd's unique social, linguistic and cultural fabric"
- Create local employment to stop young people leaving Gwynedd to look for work elsewhere
- In favour of removing restrictions on housing developments to allow local people to build on their own land
- Enthusiastically supports the Welsh language
- Proposes extra measures to protect Welsh-speaking rural communities in Gwynedd
Read more about this topic: Llais Gwynedd
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