Davies: WAG directive cuts increase burden on nurses
Welsh Conservatives have voiced support for the Royal College of Nursing’s concerns over the future position of discharge liaison...
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Davies: Funding scheme demise will hit vital local voluntary services hard
Welsh Conservatives have raised concerns about the potential effect on voluntary groups of the discontinuation of the Joint Working...
Plaid Cymru Minister hails major benefits of events
Plaid Cymru’s Minister for Heritage, Alun Ffred Jones, has hailed the many benefits that major events can bring, as...
What happened in the 2010 Election? Why?
These are two questions which will be answered in two Breakfast Seminars held this week – in Cardiff on...
Plaid: Did ConDem cabinet even discuss Holtham?
Plaid Cymru has questioned whether the ConDem government has given any consideration at all to the recommendations of the...
Plans to support innovative options for broadband in rural areas welcomed by local AM
Montgomeryshire AM Mick Bates has welcomed news that the Welsh Government is targeting EU funding towards better broadband provision...
Millar: WAG first class travel perks are unacceptable
Welsh Conservatives have called on the Assembly Government to scrap first class travel for government ministers and civil servants....
Davies & Millar: Spiritual needs of patients must be met
Commenting on the Health Minister’s statement on Spiritual care in the NHS in Wales, Shadow Health Minister Andrew RT...
Ramsay: WAG must put Wales first over spending
Commenting on the Minister for Budget and Business’ Statement from the Welsh Assembly Government on UK Government spending cuts,...
Davies: Excessive bureaucracy must not hinder learning
Commenting on the Education Minister’s statement on the Review of Higher Education Governance in Wales, Shadow Education Minister Paul...
