• Support the Defence Training Academy St Athan in the Vale of Glamorgan.

• Promote Wales as a location for advanced telecommunication industries and companies.

• Encourage and support young people into business and enterprise.

• Build on the Welsh economic summits, devolved by Rhodri Morgan, to save and create jobs and boost economic growth.

• Support and develop the mutual model for doing business.

• Establish a people’s bank “to unlock sensible lending and saving in Wales” – to be delivered via the Post Office.

• Recognise the role that nuclear energy can play in reducing Carbon emissions.

• Increase recycling rates to 70 per cent by 2025, and ensure Wales is completely self-sufficient in terms of renewable electricity by the same year.

• Provide greater investment in renewables such as biomass, solar, hydro and waste energy.

• Increase the use of clean coal technology and protect the coal industry.

• Support the Seven tidal project.

• Abolish fuel poverty by 2018 by implementing in full the Fuel Poverty Charter.

• Create new, green communities and housing developments.

• Work to electrify the Welsh rail network.

• Promote the use of public transport, by establishing a Welsh system based on London’s “Oyster” card.

• Increase building of new affordable and council housing.

• Continue to support older people to pay their council taxes and tackle “the hidden epidemic of violence against women”.

• Accelerate efforts to ensure a properly integrated, affordable childcare system based on social enterprise solutions.

• Provide greater support and services for looked-after children and ensure youth services are “fit for purpose”.

• Improve access to GPs, and promote greater efficiency in the NHS, by looking to adopt the Scottish system of electronic referrals.

• Take action on alcohol pricing.

• End constant reorganisation and upheaval across the health service.

• Implement plans for new, not-for-profit nursing homes and address the concerns of those going into residential care.

• Improve investment in the Air Ambulance Service and make mental health “a high priority”.

• Continue to support the Welsh policy against GM crops, and promote the development of organic farming.

• Promote local food sourcing across the public sector.

• Increase education spending by one per cent above the block grant provided to Cardiff Bay by the Westminster Government.

• Ensure a fairer funding system for Welsh Schools, increase the number of apprenticeships and ensure stronger relationships with employer providers.

• Encourage the use of the Welsh Language.

• Provide public services based on “voice rather than choice”.

• Oppose local pay variation in the public services and facilitate equal pay audits.