Tories tell voters: "It takes Conservatives in government to get things done in Wales"

Secretary of State for Wales, Stephen Crabb and Welsh Conservative Leader, Andrew RT Davies have told voters in Rhossili Bay that the Welsh Conservatives are "the true party of Wales".

They claimed that Welsh Conservatives are the only party with a "long term economic plan for Wales".

At the launch supporters were told that there was a "straight choice" between a party focussed on Wales with David Cameron or a party with "a record of letting Wales down" with Ed Miliband.

Alexandra Lodge reports from Rhossili Bay:

At the launch of their General Election campaign the Welsh Conservatives listed what they claimed a they had achieved while in government for Wales:

• 50,000 more people in work and unemployment down by almost a third

• A tax cut for 1.1 million people in Wales and a further 160,000 taken out of tax all together

• Record investment into Wales including: - support for the new M4 relief road

• Wrexham prison

• The state pension increased by £800 since 2010

• Securing the electrification of the Great Western Mainline from Paddington to Swansea and the Valleys