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The Welsh Conservatives will today change the dynamic of the homelessness debate in Wales with the launch of a 10-point action plan to tackle the issue.

Welsh Conservative leader, Paul Davies AM, has challenged the First Minister to ensure that Cwm Taf maternity services do not follow in the footsteps of the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board by “languishing” in special measures for years on end.

Welsh Conservative Shadow Minister for Social Care, Janet Finch Saunders AM, has called for a stronger dialogue between care homes, NHS Health Boards and Local Authorities to improve the standard of care for people in a care home.

“Plaid Cymru are the party of Wales in name only.

After 20 years of Welsh Labour running education in Wales, GCSE results in Wales are going backwards with the results for this year being worse than the summer of 2007.

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns will today announce that every area of Wales will now benefit from new and additional funding through the flagship City and Growth Deal programme.

Paul Davies AM, Leader of the Welsh Conservatives in the Welsh Assembly, has called on the Welsh Labour Government to back plans to introduce a Commissioner for the Armed Forces and Veterans in Wales.

The Welsh Labour Government has announced today their plans for rail in Wales over the next 20 years.

But Welsh Conservatives have said that the Welsh Labour Government must focus on addressing the current problems that commuters are facing. 

Welsh Conservative Leader in the Assembly, Paul Davies AM, has called for the Welsh Labour Government to explain how they will recruit extra doctors, nurses and other health professional working in the Welsh NHS if a future UK Labour Government implements a 32 hour working week.

Commenting on the Welsh Government Health Minister’s statement on ‘improvements in autism services”, Welsh Conservative spokesperson on Autism, Mark Isherwood AM, said: