The Greens hope their progressive policies will drive them towards a successful election result this month and return their first-ever Senedd Members.
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Senedd Members set for £3k pay rise after election
Senedd Members will see a pay rise of more than £3,000 following the 2026 Senedd election, with salaries up more than £12,000 since 2021.
Devolved versus reserved powers: What does the Senedd actually control?
Senedd Cymru, or the Welsh Parliament, is the devolved, democratically-elected, law-making body for Wales responsible for large swathes of public life.
Lib Dem candidate says Wales has ‘drifted’ and economy must be fixed
Mike Hamilton said he wants to “bring back adult leadership” and policies based on long-term strategies.
A guide to the minor parties standing in the Senedd election
All the major parties have released their Senedd election manifestos in recent weeks and months – but if you still don’t feel you’ve found the party for you, there are more to choose from.
Senedd election 2026: Who are the independent candidates?
Who are the independent candidates standing for election in the Blaenau Gwent Caerffili Rhymni and Casnewydd Islwyn seats?
Reform candidate pledges a fresh start and ‘common-sense’ decisions for Wales
Dan Thomas, who became Reform’s Welsh leader earlier this year, said the party will cut waste, revive high streets and improve the nation’s infrastructure if it wins the election.
A new Welsh electoral landscape puts Plaid Cymru within reach of power
Anwen Elias and Elin Royles, of Aberystwyth University, look at Plaid Cymru’s hopes and ambitions ahead of next week’s Senedd election.
Senedd’s British Sign Language bill officially becomes law
Plans to make Wales the best place in the UK for British Sign Language (BSL) users have officially become law after receiving Royal Assent.
Labour candidate urges voters to trust experienced hands who ‘care about the community’
Voters next week should put their trust in experienced representatives who know their communities best, according to Welsh Labour candidate Jayne Bryant.