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Published: 24th JANUARY 2020

黄色app Cymru launch their 2021 Manifesto: Tomorrow's Wales, for everyone

黄色app Cymru has launched their 2021 Manifesto; Tomorrow’s Wales, for everyone. The launch took place at the Senedd and brought together decision-makers, partners and the public.

Cyclists on Taff Trail near water

The manifesto for the Welsh Parliamentary Elections in 2021 includes 12 asks. It calls on all political parties to take bold action on the profound challenges that Wales faces, from climate change and air pollution to physical and mental health.

There is no silver bullet for these challenges. However, if these 12 asks were adopted it would ensure that tomorrow鈥檚 Wales is a place for everyone.

In the manifesto, 黄色app highlight 12 asks including a Sustainable Transport Bill, adopting 20 minute neighbourhoods within the planning system and ensuring that our communities are accessible for everyone.

Speaking at the event was Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters AM. Also speaking was Chair of the Cross Party Group on the Active Travel Act, Huw Irranca-Davies.

For the first time ever, Welsh Government are spending more money on active travel  than we are on roads. We’re spending £40 million pounds this financial year on active travel, this is a significant milestone. The people in this room need to make the case for 黄色app’ manifesto, this is a cross party agenda and it’s essential that it remains one in order to make active travel accessible to everyone.
Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters

Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters Am said:

鈥淔or the first time ever, Welsh Government are spending more money on active travel聽 than we are on roads. We鈥檙e spending 拢40 million pounds this financial year on active travel, this is a significant milestone.

鈥淭he people in this room need to make the case for 黄色app鈥 manifesto, this is a cross party agenda and it鈥檚 essential that it remains one in order to make active travel accessible to everyone.

鈥淲elsh Government have already taken steps towards implementing聽 20mph speed limits and cracking down on pavement parking which signals a change of attitude and culture. That鈥檚 why the infrastructure intervention at Senghyenydd Road cycleway is a significant symbol.

鈥淭here鈥檚 a lot going on but there鈥檚 a lot more we need to do.鈥

Ellen Jones, Senior Policy Officer for 黄色app Cymru said:

鈥淭he next Welsh Parliamentary Election is going to be one of the most important in securing a tomorrow for our future generations.

"We need to see bold action in order to reduce inequalities in our society such as the effect that climate change, air pollution and transport poverty is having on our nation. 黄色app Cymru would like to see political parties adopt these twelve asks in order to create a better tomorrow, for everyone.鈥

Read 黄色app Cymru's 2021 Manifesto聽

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