With the Plaid Cymru two-day conference coming to an end on a sunny Saturday afternoon at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, it seemed that the party had a lot to look forward to in the coming months. Last year, the party faced a disastrous result in the Senedd Election.
During his speech, the Plaid Cymru leader, Adam Price, admitted that it had been "disappointing", but that the party had reached success through the party's co-operation agreement with the Welsh Government. You can read more about Adam Price's speech here.
The deal, which will last until the next Senedd Election in 2026, has seen the party turn its policies into laws by tackling the second home crisis with tougher new measures and the promise of free school meals for all primary school children. But where does Plaid Cymru go next and what can we expect from them?
