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Welsh Labour transport minister takes six weeks to visit closed Menai Bridge. He must have used the M4 then

The Labour Government has taken six weeks to send a ministerial representative to the Menai Bridge since it was forced to close in October.

Time for the Labour Government to cut ties with Mermaids, say Welsh Conservatives

A series of newspaper articles in recent months have called into question their safeguarding policies. The National Lottery Community Fund has since suspended future payments to them and the Department for Education has removed it from its mental health and wellbeing resources for schools.

Misogynistic language used by Welsh Minister in the Senedd

A Labour Government Minister accused a Natasha Asghar MS of making "hysterical" comments in the Senedd. The Senedd Presiding Officer said that she does not “expect to hear it again” as it was an “inappropriate word” to describe contributions by women in the Senedd.

Preferred option put forward to retain the Community Meals Service

Revisions to Community Meals Service, known as ‘Meals on Wheels’ will be considered next week to ensure a service is maintained in RCT in the face of rising inflationary food and energy costs and the financial pressures all councils will face next year.

The Welsh Labour Government’s plans for Welsh roads is nothing less than a war on motorists that show ministers to be anti-worker, anti-business, and anti-growth.
Labour minister taken to task over speed limits

The Welsh Conservatives challenged the Labour Government in Cardiff Bay over its plans to impose a default 20mph speed limit in Wales and expand the number of 50mph zones.

A year of failure to add to the quarter of a century of Welsh Labour’s economic mismanagement

One year on from Labour and Plaid Cymru’s cooperation agreement, the Welsh Conservatives have been looking back at the deal’s progress and its impact on the people of Wales.

Is Rhondda Cynon Taf Council systematically closing all its care homes?
The preferred option put forward to modernise residential care services

 

Llwydcoed AFC Juniors get a helping hand

Local energy company, Pennant Walters, has given Llwydcoed AFC Juniors £7,000 to help various young teams representing the club.

 

Pennant Walters has provided the funding as part of its community benefit programme attached to its Mynydd Bwllfa windfarm near Aberdare.

A465 Temporary Traffic Lights between Hirwaun (Trewaun) Roundabout and Croesbychan Roundabout.

A465 Temporary Traffic Lights between Hirwaun (Trewaun) Roundabout and Croesbychan Roundabout. 

Can Labour clean up Gwent Police?

The Leader of the Welsh Conservatives asked the Labour Government in Cardiff Bay if it has confidence in Gwent’s Police and Crime Commissioner to investigate and act on a recent scandal.