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Cllr Gruffydd Williams who represents Nefyn on Gwynedd Council. Gwynedd Council handout. Plaid Cymru has denied claims that a decision to suspend a councillor over social media posts represents a “muzzling of free speech”. This week saw the party suspend Gwynedd councillor Gruffydd Williams, following allegation he’d been sharing material flagged up as “false information” relating to Covid-19 and vaccination on his Facebook page. Plaid say they’re adamant there is “no room for misinformation” in society, stressing the need for everyone to protect the NHS. But political party Gwlad – which is not known to have any links to Cllr Williams – claim that all he had done was encourage his constituents to undertake their own research into the situation rather then “just swallowing all the media propaganda”.