Welsh Labour spin doctor bill in the millions

A Freedom of Information request has revealed the Labour Government spend a million pounds a year of taxpayer money on press officers. The figures, obtained by the Welsh Conservatives, show £1,002,995 of public cash is being spent on staff to communicate what Labour ministers are up to, but did not hold historical information, leaving the…

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Unsafe staffing levels in Welsh A&Es

Figures uncovered by the Welsh Conservatives have revealed the crisis at the heart of Welsh A&E departments as every single one failed to meet safe staffing levels. It has led the Party to reiterate calls for safe consultant staffing levels to be put into law in Wales, as has been done for nurses, something the…

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With 59 members of the RCT Labour Group, are the safest political group out of the 22 Local Authorities in Wales

At Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s 27th Annual General Meeting, which took place on Wednesday, May 26, 2022, Councillor Andrew Morgan (Mountain Ash) was re-elected as Leader of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council. Councillor Maureen Webber (Rhydyfelin Central) was also re-elected as Deputy Leader of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council and Cabinet Member for Council Business, as well as…

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Former National Poet of Wales honoured alongside Welsh graduates at Open University in Wales ceremony in Newport.

The celebrated poet, playwright and editor Gillian Clarke was presented with an honorary degree from The Open University (OU) in Wales during a graduation ceremony at the International Convention Centre (ICC) Wales in Newport earlier today. She was the National Poet of Wales between 2008 and 2016. In 2011, she was honoured as a member…

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Chaos at the Welsh money pit

Chaos at Cardiff Airport? The Welsh Conservatives are shocked and disappointed to see passengers stranded in Cardiff Airport for more than 40 hours following flight disruption. The BBC has described the scenes as chaotic with many passengers frustrated by the lack of information and potential cancellations of their holidays. The Labour Government purchased the airport in 2013…

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Think-tank recommends placing legal advice clinics in council offices to improve access to civil justice

Outcomes in civil justice would be improved for citizens if early interventions could be made by 'co-locating' legal clinics located in council offices, hospitals or GPS surgeries, according to a new report published by the Social Market Foundation (SMF). The non-partisan think tank's report, Right time, right place: improving access to civil justice, also recommended policymakers…

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New Endoscopy Pilot at Royal Glamorgan Hospital

The endoscopy team at Royal Glamorgan Hospital is taking part in a pilot project aimed at transforming the way that endoscopies are performed, to reduce waiting times and to increase patient comfort. Led by Consultant Hepatologist Dr Dai Samuel, the project is trialling the use of trans nasal endoscopy (TNE) equipment, which means that endoscopy…

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