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2026 Gwyn Alf Williams lecture
Friday 27 November, 6.30pm Clwb y Bont, Pontypridd The 2026 Gwyn Alf Williams lecture will be delivered by Robert Griffiths as part of the 2026 Welsh Communist Party Congress. The title of the lecture is: Wales and the changing world of imperialism Robert Griffiths is the former General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain,… Read More »2026 Gwyn Alf Williams lecture...
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Draft resolution by the Welsh Executive Committee for the 2026 Congress
CYMRU NEEDS MORE POWERS, NOT A FAR RIGHT DEAD-END Welsh Communists aim to bring about revolutionary change: to place real power in the hands of the people of Cymru and to shift the balance of wealth and power from capital to workers and their communities. The task today is to develop confident and assertive workers… Read More »Draft resolution by the Welsh Executive Committee for the 2026 Congress...
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Welsh Communists join the Cardiff Unity march
Saturday 24th October Central Square, Cardiff On the 24th of October Welsh Communists joined the Cardiff Unity march. Despite the terrible weather, extreme wind and rain, comrades from the Cardiff and Pontypridd branches turned up to join their voices with many other progressive voices against racism. The Communist Party in Cymru has shown systematic and… Read More »Welsh Communists join the Cardiff Unity march...
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The National Question in Wales
A Welsh Communist Party Positional Paper. The issue of independence has become a feature of political debate in both Scotland and Wales over the last half century with the two parties identified with national independence forming the governments in both Wales and Scotland. As the BRS (2020) notes, ‘should the peoples of Scotland or Wales… Read More »The National Question in Wales...
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Welsh Communists join the Cable Street 90 march
Monday 4th October Cable Street, London On the 4th of October Welsh Communists joined the Red Block at Cable Street commemorating the 90th anniversary of the battle of Cable Street. The Red Block was formed with discipline and respect to the historical significance of the anniversary. The rally in St George’s Gardens, where the large… Read More »Welsh Communists join the Cable Street 90 march...
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New leaflet: Join the Communist Party
The Welsh Communist Party has launched a new campaign to initiate discussions in communities and to engage with people across Cymru. Our momentum, the momentum of the working class in Cymru, is building up. The Communist Party branches are growing with new comrades committed to fairness, justice and above all peace. Our branches are becoming… Read More »New leaflet: Join the Communist Party...
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The Communist Party
Marxist-Leninist party of the Welsh labour movement
The Communist Party stands always for the working class, calling for unity against state-monopoly capitalism that perpetuates exploitation. We must pursue a popular democratic alliance, uniting workers, students, and all oppressed peoples to dismantle imperialism and build a socialist future. Through collective struggle and strategic political engagement, we can reclaim state power and implement policies that prioritise public ownership, wealth redistribution, and social justice. Join us in this vital struggle to challenge the ruling class’s division and dominance, and build working class unity.
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