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Welsh Party Leaders debate in Haverfordwest… want to be there?

By | Wed 25th March 2026 - 1:22 pm

Here at LDV Towers, we receive all sorts of interesting invitations, most of which we can’t respond to. You know, we’re busy people with jobs and other commitments.

But here’s one that we’ve been asked to share with you…

The BBC Wales Your Voice Live: Ask the Leader is on Wednesday, April 8th in Haverfordwest.

The audience will have the opportunity to put questions to the leaders of the Welsh Conservatives, Plaid Cymru and Welsh Liberal Democrats ahead of the Senedd election in May.

BBC Cymru are looking for audience members and, as they are obliged to try to balance the audience, they’d like Liberal Democrat supporters to take part. Interested? The link for applications is here.

Senedd candidates are excluded, for obvious reasons, but otherwise all are welcome. Successful applicants will be notified as soon as possible.

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