More than 45,500 children have enjoyed free school lunches for the first time since Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru committed to working together in the Senedd. Costing £200m in revenue funding, free school meals was one of the first things the two parties announced in December 2021.
A whole year has passed since the co-operation agreement was signed whereby the two parties agreed to support each other where they have "common interests". From free childcare to addressing second homes to how to get to Net Zero by 2035, the two parties have identified 46 commitments they want to deliver together over three years.
However, the Welsh Conservatives said Welsh people’s priorities have been abandoned "in favour of vanity projects and inaction".
