Our Executive - Ein Pwyllgor
Sam Wilson

Chair - Gadeirydd: Sam Wilson

David-Leigh Waters

Vice-Chair - Is-Gadeirydd - David-Leigh Waters

Vacant

Comms Officer - Swyddog Cyfathrebu: Vacant

Dylan Calved

Campaigns Officer - Swyddog Ymgyrchu: Dylan Calved

Policy Officer - Swyddog Polisi: Brendan Roberts

Brendan was originally born in Devon but he has always lived in Torfaen. He joined the Liberal Democrats in the spring of 2018, he started out in the party first by canvassing for the 2019 general election candidate in Torfaen. Aside from politics, in his spare time Brendan sings with Pontnewydd Male Voice Choir and is currently their archivist and he also plays in the brass band at his church, Cwmbran Salvation Army. Going alongside that he is also the secretary for Torfaen Young People’s Forum, and he enjoys reading unashamedly a lot of political orientated books.

Vacant

Non-Portfolio Officer - Swyddog Di-Bortffolio - Vacant

Welsh Language Officer - Swyddog y Gymraeg: Rhys Llewelyn Williams

I joined the Welsh Young Liberals in the Winter of 2020 as I desired a party that stood for the values of liberalism, internationalism and environmentalism. Born and raised near Bala in North Wales, I was raised in a unilingual Welsh community, learning English as a second language in primary school. As a consequence, I have a real passion for Welsh language and Welsh culture-related policy. Currently, I am in my second year of medicine at the University of Leeds, hoping to graduate by 2026 and, eventually, move back home to serve the needs of those in North Wales.
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Ymunais i â Rhydfrydwyr Ifanc Cymru yn ystod Gaeaf 2020 o ganlyniad i ‘mryd i ymuno â phlaid oedd yn dymuno gweld Cymru fwy rhyddfrydol, rhyngwladol ac amgylcheddol. Cefais fagwraeth ger y Bala yng Ngogledd Cymru mewn cymdeithas uniaith Gymraeg, gan ddysgu Saesneg fel ail iaith yn yr ysgol gynradd. O ganlyniad, mae gen i wir ddiddordeb mewn polisïau sy’n berthnasol i’r Gymraeg a diwylliant Cymru. Ar y funud, dwi yn fy ail flwyddyn fel myfyriwr meddygaeth ym Mhrifysgol Leeds, yn dymuno i raddio erbyn 2026 ac, ymhen amser, symud yn ôl adre i wasanethu trigolion Gogledd Cymru.

Honorary Officers - Swyddogion mygedol: Cllr Elizabeth Evans (President) and Cllr Sam Bennett (Vice

Cllr Elizabeth Evans represents Aberaeron and Aberarth ward on Ceredigion County Council, and was re-elected in 2022 with over 83% of the vote. She has been the candidate for the Ceredigion constituency at several Senedd elections, and was the Honorary Vice-President of WYL for two years prior to becoming Honorary President in 2021.

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Cllr Sam Bennett represents Waterfront ward on Swansea Council, elected in 2022 with 60% of the vote. He was the lead candidate for the Wales list at the 2019 European Election, and is currently Chair of ALDC Cymru.

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