Plaid Cymru in Government: The First 100 Days.

For the first time in the history of devolution, Wales has a Plaid Cymru government. After nearly three decades of Labour-led rule, that’s a significant moment in Welsh politics. But beyond the headlines, what has actually changed?

The first 100 days offer the clearest indication yet of the new government’s priorities. From childcare and housing to farming, transport and constitutional reform, ministers have begun putting their programme into motion. In some areas, that has meant tangible announcements and funding commitments. In others, it has meant establishing the reviews, taskforces and delivery structures that will shape policy over the years ahead.

For anyone looking to influence policy in Wales, this is the moment to pay attention. Many of the decisions that will define this Senedd term are only just beginning to take shape. This report explores who holds power in the new administration, the advisers around them, and how far the government has progressed against the commitments set out in its First 100 Days Plan.