Swansea Plaid Cymru has backed a call for Wales to get a fair share of funding for railways.

Plaid's Gower spokesman John Davies said that the UK Treasury's current policy was a cynical move that starves Wales of investment desperately needed to improve our country's transport services.

"By arrogantly defining  the huge £71 billion HS2 rail link as an 'England and Wales' project, the UK government is dodging its obligation to ensure comparable investment in Wales", said Mr Davies, who contested the Gower constituency in the Welsh election in 2021.

"Now there is all-party backing in the Welsh parliament for Plaid Cymru's stand on this issue, the Treasury should release the money Wales needs forthwith."

Mae Plaid Cymru Abertawe wedi cefnogi ymgyrch i sicrhau rhan deg o gyllid ar gyfer rheilffyrdd Cymru.

Dywedodd llefarydd Gŵyr y Blaid, John Davies, bod agwedd presennol y Trysorlys yn bolisi sinigaidd sy'n rhwystro Cymru rhag derbyn buddsoddiad sydd ei angen i wella gwasanaethau trafnidiaeth ein gwlad.

"Drwy alw'r prosiect HS2, sy'n costio £71 biliwn HS2 yn brosiect 'Lloegr a Chymru' mae llywodraeth Llundain yn osgoi ei gyfrifoldeb i sicrhau buddsoddiad cyfatebol i Gymru", meddai Mr Davies, a fu'n ymgeisydd yn etholiad Senedd Cymru yn 2021.

"Bellach, gyda chefnogaeth pob plaid yn Senedd Cymru dros safiad Plaid Cymru, dylai'r Trysorlys ryddhau'r arian sydd ei angen yng Nghymru ar unwaith."

Dydd Gwener 28 Ebrill 2023