Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey will launch the party’s Welsh General Election campaign on Wednesday.
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey will launch the party’s General Election campaign in Wales on Wednesday
The last MP for the party in the country was Ms Dodds, who was elected at a by-election in 2019 but lost the seat three months later when the general election was held. She now sits in the Senedd. “The Conservatives have consistently let down Wales, whether that’s with false promises of levelling up, selling Welsh lamb farmers down the river with broken trade deals, or allowing water companies to dump sewage in our world-class rivers. They have proven they won’t stand up for Wales or its interests.
Sir Ed said: “This Conservative Government has left a legacy of failure from the NHS to British farming. “This election gives Wales the opportunity of a lifetime to show the Conservatives the door, by voting for Liberal Democrats who will champion the best of Welsh farming.
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