What is Peoples Voice Cymru and Why It “Raises Its Flag”?
Peoples Voice Cymru (PVC) is a grassroots political campaign group that has re-emerged in Wales to challenge what it sees as decades of political failure by mainstream parties like Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru. The phrase “raises its flag” is symbolic—it means the group is publicly declaring its return and mission to represent Welsh people who feel ignored by traditional politics.
PEOPLES VOICE CYMRU RAISES ITS FLAG IN WALES
THE CORE POLICIES OF PEOPLES VOICE CYMRU
Purpose: To be “the voice of those who are sick of the way Wales have been treated by both Labour and Plaid Cymru!
Everybody's Voice should be heard:
No longer will the voices of the Welsh people be kept silent. We will be heard!
Transparency & Accountability:
No more corruption, no more empty promises. We demand truth in governance.
Grow Welsh Farming not destroy it!
The Welsh Governments attacks on Welsh Farming is a disgrace - we need to provide more local produce!
Wales needs a real education System:
Welsh education is nothing other than a 'Dogs Breakfast' we need to change, and fast!
A book of Interests in the Senedd:
So far Labour and Plaid Cymru have refused to declare who they meet and why - What have they to hide?
Create a community based society:
Communities have always been Wales strength, lets make sure that communities and families are at the heart of politics!
Reject the Globalist views of the World:
Why should we be answerable to non elected Billionaires who want to have open borders, We are seeing in the UK the result of that!
Historical Infrastructure and sunk costs:
Gas and oil benefit from decades of investment in extraction, refining, and distribution infrastructure.
THEY LED WALES TO THE BOTTOM IN ALL ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL INDICATORS!
Carwyn Jones
Faced criticism over NHS waiting times and education performance.
The tragic death of Assembly Member Carl Sargeant led to intense scrutiny of Jones’s handling of internal party matters and ministerial accountability.
Mark Drakeford
Despite praise for caution, Wales had high COVID death rates relative to population size, especially in care homes and hospitals. Internal documents question whether this was inevitable and highlight failures in testing and communication.
Rejection of a Wales-specific COVID inquiry sparked accusations of avoiding scrutiny.
Vaughan Gethin
During his Welsh Labour leadership campaign, Gething accepted a £200,000 donation from David Neal, a businessman twice convicted of environmental offences.
This raised serious ethical concerns because Neal’s companies had previously faced regulatory action and were linked to waste management breaches.
Opposition parties and even some Labour colleagues argued the donation created a perception of undue influence, leading to a vote of no confidence in June 2024.
Eluned Morgan
As former Health Minister and later First Minister, Morgan was criticized for failing to meet targets on NHS waiting times, including eliminating two-year waits for treatment.
The Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board remained in special measures due to serious concerns over leadership and performance, which opponents linked to her tenure.