Leanne Wood Assembly Member for the Rhondda

Leanne Wood has called on the Labour Government to create a level playing field for small businesses.

Reacting to the news that the strike at the Ferndale sorting office has ended, Rhondda AM Leanne Wood said: “I am relieved that an agreement has been reached between senior management at the Royal Mail and the workers at the Ferndale sorting office that allows work to resume with immediate effect.

The Rhondda AM has called upon the Welsh Government to take ownership of a key landmark that is earmarked for redevelopment.

Rhondda AM Leanne Wood has scooped an award from her former university.

Leanne Wood is to build the case for extra Sunday trains from the Rhondda to Cardiff following a meeting with Arriva Trains Wales.

Reacting to the news that Tonypandy Post Office has temporarily closed, Rhondda AM Leanne Wood said: “This is concerning but I have received assurances that the closure is only temporary. The Post Office has declared that they are committed to restoring services in Tonypandy as soon as possible.

I have today resubmitted my nomination to lead Plaid Cymru.

Rhondda AM Leanne Wood has welcomed the u-turn by the Labour Government in Wales to abolish the school uniform grant.

Leanne Wood has urged young people in the Rhondda to get involved in the proposed Welsh Youth Parliament to have a say on how their nation is run.

Leanne Wood has said she is “disappointed” by the news that the Pontypridd driving test centre will close for good next month.