First Minister’s hypocrisy over NHS as children’s ambulance service put in private hands

Welsh Liberal Democrats in Rhondda Cynon Taff have accused the First Minister of "breathtaking hypocrisy" after a Freedom of Information response confirmed children's ambulance services are now being provided by Bristol Ambulance Service – a private provider. As reported by the Western Mail in September the paediatric retrieval service which was based in Cardiff has been moved…

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White Ribbon Day

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has marked White Ribbon Day – and a year since it was nationally commended for its commitment to end violence against women. Domestic violence is the biggest killer of women aged 19-44. More women in this age range die at the hands of their partners than die from cancer, war or…

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Praise for staff as revised ambulance targets hit

Almost 70% of people with life-threatening illnesses or injuries received an emergency ambulance response within eight minutes during the first month of a year-long pilot of new response time targets, new figures published today show.   Welsh Conservatives have consistently opposed the transition to new targets, but today offered praise for hardworking ambulance staff after…

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Labour boss refuses to fight for Bridgend College

Labour’s First Minister has refused to join a campaign fighting for services at a college within his own constituency.   Challenged over the Labour government’s cuts to the Further Education budget during First Minister’s Questions, Carwyn Jones dismissed calls for him to stand ‘shoulder to shoulder’ with campaigners in Bridgend. The town’s college is just…

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