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Assembly Members from across the political spectrum express their concerns and anger at the Welsh Government’s dispassionate and dismissive reaction to a recent Assembly Committee report

In First Minister’s Questions today Interim Welsh Conservative leader Paul Davies AM challenged Carwyn Jones on his Government’s record on funding the NHS in Wales.

The merger between steel giantsTata and ThyssenKrupp will mean more security for workers, according to the two companies.

The merger has been welcomed by the unions.

They believe it will bring greater certainty for Tata's 8,500 UK workers, including 6,250 in Wales.

Armed Forces Day is held annually to support our Service men and women. It is a showcase for the fantastic work undertaken by our military and provides an event for people to say thank you to our Armed Forces for their invaluable contribution to our nation. 

Following months of pressure from councils across Wales, the Cabinet Secretary for Local Government and Public Services, Alun Davies AM, relented yesterday and withdrew his controversial proposals to redraw the map of Welsh local authorities.

Responding to the UK Government’s decision not to proceed with the Swansea Bay tidal lagoon, South Wales West AM – Suzy Davies AM – said:

The Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon would be the most regenerative scheme in Wales since the development of Cardiff Bay according to the Welsh Conservatives.

Waiting times at A&E units in beleaguered North Wales health board – Betsi Cadwaladr – were the worst on record for May, according to new stats released today by the Welsh Government.

Welsh Conservative, Paul Davies, continues to call on the Welsh Labour Government for progress on delivering an Autism Bill in Wales.  

Satisfaction with Welsh public services continues to tumble according to official Welsh Government statistics.

The National Survey for Wales (April 2017 – May 2018) suggests that one in four parents are not satisfied with their children’s secondary school.