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Leanne has worked with the cycling charity Sustrans to publish a report on improving cycling infrastructure in the Rhondda. A public meeting was also organised which was attended by a mixture of cyclists, walkers and horse riders united in the goal of creating safe, car-free routes.

This pandemic has forced us to look at which jobs in our society are essential, and those who look after and support the most vulnerable in our society deserve to be recognised for the incredible contributions they make.

Please click on the image below to go to our petition page. After you sign, please share the petition and try and persuade others to sign.

Labour First Minister has given wrong information about toilet facilities on new trains for the Rhondda.

Leanne helps those suffering because of Universal Credit

Plaid Rhondda Will Clean Up Your Grot Spots

Leanne to Redouble Efforts to Improve Cycling Facilities in the Rhondda

Leanne Wood has pledged to continue the fight for new cycle paths for the Rhondda in the New Year.

It was terrible that the residents of the Rhondda had to travel all the way to Pontypridd for the children to have any free fun in the water, not everybody can afford to travel to Pontypridd. Unfortunately the council refused point blank to open any Paddling Pool in RCT, including the one in Penygraig. 

Leanne started the campaign to open Penygraig paddling pool over a year ago, and Today 14th August 2017 the pool opened it's gates to the public for the first time in four years. 

Over the past year, having held several public meetings, a team came together under the chairmanship of local resident and Plaid Cymru councillor, Josh Davies to make the dream of re-opening the paddling pool in Penygraig a reality this Summer. They have been working non stop to turn the dream into reality, and the pool is now open for two full weeks, from 10:30 until 5 each day.  

If you would like to get involved then please either fill in the on-line form (follow the link below) or just call by the pool and speak to one of the volunteers. Follow all the latest news by going to their Facebook page. 

The removal of consultants from the Royal Glamorgan Hospital in Llantrisant has galvanised people from all parts of Rhondda Cynon Taf.