'We're Not Here to Manage Wales. We're Here to Change It' Plaid Throw Down Gauntlet with Pledge to Connect with Voters
Byline: David Williamson
SUPPORTERS of Plaid Cymru who gathered in Llandudno were yesterday given a vision of their party in power for a generation.
Rank and file members at the annual conference were urged to put fears of failure aside as the party prepared to make an unprecedented attempt to connect with people from different backgrounds across Wales.
Plaid leader and Deputy First Minister Ieuan Wyn Jones said: "We must reach out and listen to what people say and share Plaid's message with those people in a way they have never seen or heard before...
"We are the party for everyone in Wales, whatever their language, whatever their background and wherever they live."
The party will …
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Article title: 'We're Not Here to Manage Wales. We're Here to Change It' Plaid Throw Down Gauntlet with Pledge to Connect with Voters.
Contributors: Not available.
Newspaper title: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales).
Publication date: September 12, 2009.
Page number: 10.
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