Labour and Plaid Cymru Strike £300m Government Budget Deal
The agreement includes £112 million for councils and £180 million for health and social care, securing nearly £300 million in extra funding for Wales’ 2026/27 budget.
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Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru strike deal to pass 2026–27 budget
Rhun ap Iorwerth. Picture by Plaid Cymru, Eluned Morgan. Picture by the Welsh Government. The Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru have reached a last-minute agreement to ensure the 2026–27 budget passes, securing almost £300m in additional investment for councils, the NHS and social care. Ministers said the agreement avoids the risk of the Senedd failing to pass a budget at all—an outcome that could have triggered severe financial disruption across…
Plaid steps in to save Labour budget - £300m deal secures Senedd vote
Labour short of votes, Plaid delivers lifeline Labour is two votes short of a Senedd majority and could not pass the budget alone. The agreement with Plaid avoids the risk of no budget being passed at all — a scenario ministers warned could have led to “catastrophic cuts” to public services. The deal was sketched out in the days before the announcement, with Plaid pushing hard for more money for health and local government. What the deal deliver…
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