Only Plaid Cymru stands up for Wales in demanding that all justice powers be held in Wales, so that we can create a Welsh way of policing that fits our needs as a country.
Dim ond Plaid Cymru sy'n sefyll i fyny dros Gymru wrth fynnu mai yng Nghymru y dylai'r bwerau dros gyfiawnder troseddol fod, er mwyn creu ffordd Gymreig o blismona sy'n addas ar gyfer ein anghenion fel gwlad.
Plaid Cymru has launched its manifesto for the Police and Crime Commissioner Elections – which are held on 2nd May 2024.
We’re standing to demand fair funding for our police forces, safer streets, and a Welsh justice system that will better serve the communities of Wales. You can read our manifesto here.
Over a decade of Tory and Welsh Labour cuts have starved our public services – including our police forces. Plaid Cymru do not believe this is as good as it gets.
Our current Plaid Cymru PCC Dafydd Llywelyn boasts an outstanding track record in Dyfed-Powys. His initiatives, such as introducing CCTV in towns across the region, establishing a rural crime team, and increasing the number of police officers and staff, show a commitment to delivering on promises.
On 2 May, we have the opportunity to build on these successes by electing more hard-working Plaid Cymru PCCs and to show that policing works effectively when it is led from within our communities – not directed from Westminster.
Your Plaid Cymru candidates for this election are:
Ann Griffith for North Wales
Dafydd Llywelyn for Dyfed Powys
Dennis Clarke for South Wales
Donna Cushing for Gwent
You can read more about them here.
