Plaid Cymru Ends Co-operation Agreement with Welsh Labour Government
Party leader cites concerns over £200,000 donation and ministerial dismissal as key reasons for abrupt withdrawal
- The agreement was initially set to last until December, but Plaid Cymru ended it seven months early.
- Plaid's leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, criticized First Minister Vaughan Gething for not returning a controversial donation.
- The sacking of Minister Hannah Blythyn over a leaked message further fueled Plaid Cymru's decision.
- The cooperation deal had facilitated policies like free school meals and housing initiatives.
- Welsh Labour now faces challenges operating without a majority in the Senedd.