Tackling cost-of-living crisis ‘top priority’ at Wales Green Party manifesto launch
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A raft of measures to help people with the cost of
living and bring hope back to the people of
Wales were announced today by Wales Green Party
leader Anthony Slaughter as he launched the party's
manifesto in Port Talbot. Speaking ahead of the
launch, Anthony Slaughter said: “The people of Wales
have been shafted by a succession of Westminster governments and
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A raft of measures to help people with the cost of living and bring hope back to the people of Wales were announced today by Wales Green Party leader Anthony Slaughter as he launched the party's manifesto in Port Talbot. Speaking ahead of the launch, Anthony Slaughter said: “The people of Wales have been shafted by a succession of Westminster governments and Labour rule in Wales - leaving so many of us struggling everyday just to survive. That's why we have prioritised actions to help people with the cost-of-living crisis. “Our vision is a Wales where everyone can live in dignity, is respected, and has a decent standard of living and well-being. It's a place where people can thrive, supported by a landscape that is not just protected but is being brought back to life. “Our comprehensive plan of action – from arts and culture to health and education - will improve peoples' lives and bring back hope to this country we love. We are ready to play our part in government - and we will fight for every vote.” Cost of living measures announced today include
These go alongside previously announced pledges which will also bring down costs:
A recent poll suggests that Wales Green Party will likely play the role of ‘kingmakers' as a wave of Green candidates take up seats in the Senedd after the nation's first election under a system of proportional representation. Analysis of the poll suggests that voting for the Green Party is the best way to keep Reform candidates out of power, as Wales Greens are their main challenger in six out of the eight most marginal seats. The Wales Green Party's full slate of candidates can be found here. Key policy announcements in the manifesto published today include: Economy
Housing
Transport
Environment
Education
Health
Culture
Democracy and governance
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