The Welsh Conservative leader used First Minister’s questions today to secure answers as to what Transport for Wales’ plan of action is for resolving the capacity issue with its stock.
Rural charities are still waiting for the £500k promised back in August by the Welsh Labour Government to help those hit by the summer droughts, according to a Written Assembly Question received today by Andrew RT Davies.
Freedom of Information requests from the Welsh Conservatives have revealed local authorities in Wales ran a surplus of £10,065,347 in 2017/18 from parking charges and fines, 25% more than the previous year.
Data released yesterday shows average waiting times for knee and hip procedures have risen in the last year with patients having to wait over nine months for each.
A Welsh Labour AM has been criticised for comments that try to ‘justify’ anti-Semitism in Wales.
Jenny Rathbone – the Assembly Member for Cardiff Central – was recorded stating that the behaviour of Israel “drives people to be hostile to the Jewish community in this Country”.
Welsh Conservative Leader Paul Davies AM used First Minister’s Questions today to ask the First Minister if he was proud that his government has seen Wales rank bottom of UK nations in PISA rankings on his watch, to which he responded “yes”.
The Welsh Government voted against introducing an Armed Forces Commissioner for Wales in the Assembly today, despite calls from the Welsh Conservatives.
The Shadow Health Secretary has welcomed the findings of a review that confirms that ambulances are reaching the sickest patients in Wales first, but notes that there are still areas of concern.
In First Minister’s Questions, Welsh Conservative leader Paul Davies AM criticised Carwyn Jones’ government’s commitment to mental health services, calling their actions “more of the same” and “a complacent refusal to acknowledge serious problems in Wales”.
