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Commenting on the passing of former Welsh Secretary, Lord Crickhowell, Andrew RT Davies said:

“Lord Crickhowell was an inspiration to a generation of Welsh Conservatives, and his passing is desperately sad news for his family and friends.

Welsh Conservative response to Permanent Secretary's refusal to publish leak inquiry report

The Welsh Government has today refused to publish the leak inquiry report, despite a resolution from the National Assembly for Wales calling on them to do so.

Welsh Conservative leader, Andrew RT Davies, has called on the First Minister to distance himself from comments made today by UK Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn.

Schools in north and mid Wales are set to miss out on their fair share of a £14 million fund for essential school repairs.

There were calls today for the First Minister to apologise to the family of a patient forced to wait almost 10 hours for an ambulance on the weekend. The calls came during First Minister’s Questions (FMQs), as the Leader of the Welsh Conservatives raised the crisis in Welsh emergency services.

A newly appointed contractor is offering a “fab” £500 bonus to attract nurses to fill vacant Welsh NHS posts.

The advert by ‘Just Nurses’ is aimed at new recruits and offers them the opportunity to “earn an additional £500 simply for registering and completing 10 shifts”.

The gender pay gap at Cardiff Council has been revealed with women working at Cardiff council earning up to six per cent less on average than men.

An Assembly committee has criticised a Welsh Government decision to cut funding for gypsy and ethnic minority learners.

Training to help children who face early childhood trauma is to be rolled out across Wales.

It comes after a pilot project at three primary schools in Bridgend county.

The Welsh NHS is “haemorrhaging” nurses with six of Wales’ seven health boards failing to replace staff who leave through retirement or resignation.