Responding to news that protest action amongst farmers is “inevitable”, Samuel Kurtz MS, Shadow Rural Affairs Minister, said: “The Labour Government must listen to the farming industry before it is too late. “Welsh farmers have had to deal with a host of policy changes in a short space of time, their frustration is not being…
Responding to the news that rail fares are going up 4.9% in Wales, Natsha Asghar MS, Shadow Transport Minister, said: “As passenger numbers have declined on trains, I cannot see how raising the fares will encourage commuters back. “Transport for Wales is languishing in bottom place for UK customer satisfaction and passengers have complained that…
During 2023/24 the Wales Ombudsman received 7,287 new cases – of which only 2,395 became duly made complaints. The data shows that just under 10,000 complaints were received by Welsh Health Boards and Trusts in the first half of 23/24; this is the equivalent of about 6 complaints for every 1,000 residents of Wales*. These complaint volumes…
