AACE report on hospital handover delays: Statement from Jason Killens, Chief Executive of the Welsh Ambulance

STATEMENT from the Trust's Chief Executive in response to the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) report on the impact of delayed hospital handovers – Jason Killens, Chief Executive of the Welsh Ambulance Service, said: “Despite ongoing efforts over the years, hospital handover delays remain a serious and long-standing issue which is affecting ambulance services across…

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Deputy Chief Medical Officer says regular testing for NHS staff not “important”

Welsh Conservatives have expressed concerns after the Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Wales said that he did not believe twice-weekly use of lateral flow tests for NHS staff is “particularly important”. Dr Chris Jones’ comments to BBC Wales Live last night follows news that some hospitals in Wales did not introduce regular Covid testing for its staff…

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Wenjing’s mum bravely shared these words and paid tribute to her daughter and to the local community who have been so supportive since her tragic loss:

Following today's guilty verdict at the trial of Chun Xu for the murder of Wenjing Lin and the attempted murder of her stepfather, Yongquan Jiang, Wenjing's mum bravely shared these words and paid tribute to her daughter and to the local community who have been so supportive since her tragic loss: My beautiful daughter has…

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MS’ offensive remark about low income families shows what Labour really thinks of working-class people

Labour has come under-fire after one of the party’s Senedd members said people on low incomes were too poor to go to the cinema, rugby or football. Jenny Rathbone’s comments were made in the Senedd last night as members debated extending COVID passes to cinemas, concert halls and theatres – something which the Welsh Conservatives…

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Mark Drakeford was made to apologise to a pensioner who had to wait over half a day for an ambulance to arrive after he suffered a stroke

Mark Drakeford was made to apologise to a pensioner who had to wait over half a day for an ambulance to arrive after he suffered a stroke following pressure from the Welsh Conservatives during First Minister’s Questions. The questions from Paul Davies MS came following news that an 85 year-old man from Mountain Ash had…

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Future development at Pontypridd? In Aberdare Nationwide Building Society the only business open in the photograph

To be fair the council are providing the residents of Aberdare with a footbridge over the River Cynon and giving residents from Abernant more exercise to get to the new crossing and railway station.    The Council has confirmed it is currently considering development options for several vacant buildings on Taff Street, as part of its…

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