Jason Mohammad takes your calls on the Welsh government budget, dogs on beaches and the Cenin Pedwr Award.

Plaid Cymru has lost a Senedd vote on its supplementary budget, after other parties failed to back the plans. Plaid don't have a majority in the Senedd, so they needed support from other parties to pass the spending plans. Instead, they lost by 49 votes against, to 44 votes for. Labour said they could not support the budget due to an ongoing dispute with teaching unions. Meanwhile, Plaid Cymru's Finance Minister Elin Jones told the BBC she was "flabbergasted" by that position, and labelled the party a "destructive opposition". So we want to hear your reaction to this... Should politicians work together to put the country first?

Restrictions that ban dogs from beaches are under the spotlight in Pembrokeshire. Traditionally, dogs are banned from Tenby's North Beach and St. David's Whitesands from May to September. However, councillor Rhys Jordan is asking this week for the ban to be suspended. So how do you feel about dogs on beaches? Should they be allowed all year around?

And finally, ScoutsCymru are issuing a new national badge celebrating Welsh culture, heritage, language and identity. The Cenin Pedwr Award will be issued to young people in Wales for the first time this weekend. The award can be earned by exploring historic Welsh places, learning traditions or celebrating Welsh stories. So what aspect of our heritage would you like to see celebrated in this award?

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