Cwm Taf University Health Board’s Pathology Directorate has become only the third in the world to receive its kite mark of quality in all five of its main disciplines. Historically, accreditation of pathology directorates (a ministerial requirement for all pathology directorates in Wales) was overseen by Clinical Pathology Accreditation (CPA). Now UKAS has raised…
In response to Pro-EU Swansea East Assembly Member Mike Hedges’s offensive remark made earlier today, Nathan Gill said: UKIP Leader in Wales Nathan Gill “It’s shameful for anyone, let alone a Member of the Welsh Assembly to lower the tone of debate in a way that may be seen as offensive. The vote on June the 23rd…
Responding to the newly published Welsh Government housing figures, Welsh Conservative Mark Isherwood AM said: “Today’s figures are hugely despairing and prove that Wales’ housing needs are far from being met. “When compared to figures from last year, the report points to a 3.5% drop in the number of new houses started to be built…
The First Minister confirmed that an extra £42million would have to be found in the Government budget to fund its reduced classroom size policy – the implementation of which is central to the agreement between his Government and Lib Dem Kirsty Williams AM. Crucially, the £42million sum would fall on top of the £100million already…
The man who defeated Isle of Wight Council in a high-profile court battle over the enforcement of a fine imposed for taking his daughter to Florida during term time has unveiled plans to take forward group litigation. On a Facebook page, Jon Platt said on 3 June that he had been working on the possibility of…
Labour controlled Rhondda Cynon Taf Council have been spouting out the same drivel on Highway Infrastructure since Plaid Cymru lost control in 2004 in 2007, the Mountain Ash Southern Cross Valley Link was a High Priority Scheme in 2007 nine years on and we are now informed that it will take another 1 to 2…
