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Plaid leader accuses Reform of trying to silence Wales

South Wales Evening Post

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September 19, 2025

THE leader of Plaid Cymru has accused Reform of attempting to silence Wales after one of its members suggested the Welsh Parliament could be abolished.

- ELEANOR STOREY PA reporter

Rhun ap Iorwerth said voters need to understand what is at stake following reports that a Reform government would roll back the devolution settlement in Wales.

Plaid and Reform are currently forecast to be the two biggest parties in Wales next year, according to a YouGov poll published by ITV Cymru Wales on Tuesday.

Mr ap Iorwerth, who was speaking in Ystrad Mynach ahead of a by-election in Caerphilly next month, said: "I think it's important that people do understand that there are still forces in politics, including in Reform, that want to get rid of our voice as a nation.

"That is what talking about getting rid of the Welsh Parliament means. The parliament is our voice as a nation, it’s our democratic institution."

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