Are Labour about to lose Wales?
April 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelWith Welsh Labour collapsing and parties like Plaid Cymru, Reform, and the Greens on the rise, the upcoming Senedd elections could well mark a political turning point in Wales.
In this report, Ava explains how upcoming changes to the voting system and constituency boundaries could reshape the Senedd, making coalition or minority governments more likely. From how the new closed-list system works to what it means for voters, this is your essential guide to understanding the election.
She interviews Rhun ap Iorwerth, leader of Plaid Cymru, who believes his party can form the next Welsh Government for the first time.They cover the party’s priorities, including tackling NHS waiting times, improving education, boosting the Welsh economy, and introducing an ambitious childcare offer.
The conversation also dives into the biggest political flashpoints so far: the rise of Reform UK, debates around taxation and council tax reform, and the long-term impact of deindustrialisation on Welsh communities. Rhun outlines his vision for Wales, criticises Labour’s record, and explains why he believes this election is a historic opportunity for change.
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