Plaid Cymru has vowed to deliver free school meals for all pupils, safeguard jobs and incomes, as well as tackling the housing crisis in Wales as its main priorities in the upcoming local elections in May.
The party launched its local government election campaign and manifesto at the Quay Hotel in Deganwy, Conwy county on Friday. The Plaid Cymru leader, Adam Price, outlined the party's "ambitious" policy platform, which aimed to prove that having Plaid Cymru counillors was "making a difference in communities all throughout Wales".
This comes after the party launched a co-operation deal with the Welsh Labour Government. So far, the agreement has seen the two parties tackle the second homes crisis in Wales with tougher new measures and the promise of free school meals for all primary school children.
