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The First Minister should go “sooner, rather than later” as he no longer has the authority to take key decisions, say the Welsh Conservatives.

A Welsh Conservative debate will this week highlight the “damage” that Labour’s Land Transaction Tax could do to economic development in Wales.

The First Minister has refused to guarantee that ‘special measures’ will be lifted on Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board before he leaves office in December.  

It calls into question his claim in a BBC interview that he will leave his post with nothing left “unfinished”.

Responding to the news Virgin Media is to close its Swansea call centre at the cost of over 700 jobs, South Wales West AM, Suzy Davies, said:

“This is a devastating blow for the region and for all affected workers and their families.

Welsh Conservatives have called on the Transport Secretary to solve the crisis in Wales’ bus network as he meets with figures from local authorities, bus firms, and passengers in Swansea at his latest ‘bus summit’.

Welsh Conservatives have responded to the publication of today’s Tawel Fan report by the organisation HASCASS.

Serious concerns have emerged over the independence of the latest report into Tawel Fan, which is due to be published tomorrow.

A father from Penarth has today called for the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine to be given to all teenage boys, after his own cancer diagnosis.

Welsh Conservatives can reveal that reported pressure ulcers have increased from 184 in 2014/15 to 1,119 in 2017/18 – an increase of 508%.

The frontrunner to replace Carwyn Jones as First Minister has suggested that he would support a cheaper alternative to the Black Route scheme.