The National Assembly for Wales

The National Assembly for Wales consists of sixty Assembly Members elected every four years. Forty of these are elected in constituencies using the first-past-the-post system; the other twenty are elected to represent the five regions of Wales.

The Assembly is a devolved body that decides on its priorities and allocates the funds made available to it by the UK Government. Powers devolved to the Assembly include health, education, economic development, planning and culture. Within its powers, the Assembly develops policy and passes legislation affecting the people of Wales.

A warm welcome from the
Popular Alliance

Thank you very much for visiting this page. The aims of our party have been steadily and carefully developed since the formation of the Popular Alliance. We believe that before you join anything you should be clear about the aims of the organisation.

We know that millions of residents of the United Kingdom feel strongly that the three main parties no longer represent their views, don’t really listen and frankly, don’t really care about your opinions. We intend to redress this position.

Please take a careful look at our AIMS (click "Read more"). If you like them, please join us, become a part of a developing alternative, and help change take place.

We are looking for genuine, positive people who want to get involved as members or very importantly as candidates at future local Council and Parliamentary elections

We  issue regular newsletters keeping members informed of political news and our viewpoints.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us -  Refreshingly, we will reply

Brian Buxton, Party Leader