Neil McEvoy is deputy leader on Cardiff Council, leader of the Plaid Cymru group on the local authority, and a councillor for the Fairwater area in the west of the capital city. He has represented the ward since 1995. His interests include economic development and regeneration. He has also stood as a Plaid Cymru candidate for the Cardiff West constituency at Westminster.

‘We have publicly-funded child abuse in Wales’

Nothing divides us quite like child custody. In this controversial but moving piece, Neil McEvoy argues that the current system always favours the mother, no matter how fit she is to parent, and that the system must change

Wanted – a white charger to defeat tribalism

With coalitions in both Cardiff Bay and Westminster, voters might be forgiven for thinking that political tribalism is over. Not in a certain part of Cardiff, argues the council’s deputy leader, in a personal account of the Welsh medium schools reorganisation that has created huge controversy in the west of the city – and further afield