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Wales is at its best when we’re united. If you believe that a united Wales is a stronger Wales, join our United Cymru campaign - order your posters and stickers today.

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Senedd election 2026: why vote?

On 7 May you get to have your say about who runs Wales. Here’s our quick guide on everything you need to know about voting in the Senedd election.

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How we build a Wales that works for everyone

As Wales hurtles towards the Senedd election in May, the future political direction of the nation remains as unclear as ever. Read how you can help build a Wales that works for everyone.

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Handling difficult conversations

Talking to people who've been influenced by the far right is a challenge. Often they're perfectly good people — except for those dodgy opinions. So how do you challenge someone's views without pushing them further towards the far right? Try a practice conversation to find out.

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Courses for trade union reps in Wales

2025 - 2026 courses for reps timetable is now available. Whether you're an experienced rep who wants to update your knowledge and skills or are you considering becoming a rep for the first time we have the course you'll need.

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Progressive action by trade unions, bilingualism and opportunities for workers and citizens to learn Cymraeg

• The Welsh language is part of the equity and inclusion agenda and the TUC Cymru Twf Charter – The Welsh Language at Work Charter - supports workers, their trade unions branches and employers wor

Prif Weinidog Rhun ap Iorwerth MS addresses TUC Cymru Congress

TUC Cymru welcomed the new Prif Weinidog, Rhun ap Iorwerth MS, to address delegates to their biennial conference taking place at Venue Cymru, Llandudno.

TUC Cymru Congress calls for greater public interest journalism to counter far right misinformation.

TUC Cymru Congress discussed how Wales’ information deficit has allowed far-right groups to spread misinformation and lies pitting members of communities against each other. • Congress expressed

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