Welsh children at risk of becoming “unhealthiest generation of children in decades”

Welsh Conservatives have called for urgent action to improve children’s health in Wales following a stark warning from paediatricians that Wales risks creating the “unhealthiest generation of children in decades”. Analysis by the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH) shows a worrying deterioration across a range of child health indicators, including vaccination uptake, oral…

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Economy needs more than vibes

Responding to the Chancellor’s speech on economic growth today, Janet Finch-Saunders MS, Shadow Minister for the Economy, said: “The Chancellor talks about growth, but growth doesn’t come from warm words and good vibes. It comes from making Wales a competitive place to do business. “He admits that energy bills, regulation and labour costs are holding businesses…

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State ownership not the answer to energy challenges

Commenting on the Welsh Government’s announcement of a 12-week consultation on proposals for a state-owned energy company, Janet Finch-Saunders MS, Shadow Minister for the Economy, said: “While thousands of well-paid manufacturing jobs are being lost, the Welsh Government’s answer is another state-owned company and yet more wind turbines and solar farms across the Welsh countryside. “Wales…

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Questions over Welsh Gender Service must be answered

Welsh Conservative Shadow Minister Natasha Asghar MS has welcomed the decision to pause surgical referrals and scheduled gender-affirming surgery through the Welsh Gender Service while an independent clinical review takes place. Natasha has been raising concerns about the Welsh Gender Service and has previously called for an independent inquiry into its practices and leadership, following…

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Call for discussions about Benedict’s Law

As a new law comes into force in England, designed to protect children with allergies, the Welsh Conservatives are asking the Welsh Government to discuss a similar proposal for Wales with school leaders and unions. Five-year-old Benedict Blythe died in 2021 following an allergic reaction at his primary school.  Despite having an allergy action plan…

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