Adam Price took to the stage at Principality Stadium at Plaid Cymru's party conference on Friday. It felt like this conference was a long time coming for many who attended as the last one was held face-to-face nearly three years ago in 2019 in Swansea.
A lot has happened since then, but equally a lot of questions needed to be answered. In last year's Senedd Election, the party failed to make any gains and the results were disappointing, which prompted pressing questions facing about what the party would do next.
Some optimism came through however, with the party's co-operation deal with the Welsh Labour Government, which a huge 94% of members approved in November of last year. Championed as a "radical" programme, the agreement has so far 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.
