A Senedd Member who lost her birth mother at just three weeks old has spoken about her childhood experiences during a debate on the lasting impact of adverse childhood experiences.
Tag: Senedd
Delyth Jewell MS: ‘Westminster has a Prime Minister-elect who hasn’t actually been elected’
Blaenau Gwent Caerffili Rhymni MS Delyth Jewell, of Plaid Cymru, has shared her thoughts on ‘Prime Minister-elect’ Andy Burnham.
Commission quizzed on home working, GB News, and Senedd costs
The Senedd Commission faced questions on hybrid working, GB News, and the cost of running the Welsh Parliament during its first scrutiny session.
Welsh Government’s chief legal adviser defends political impartiality
Wales’ new counsel general defended his political impartiality while facing scrutiny over grooming gangs, the deteriorating state of court buildings and cross-border NHS care.
Education secretary vows to tackle ‘root causes’ of antisocial behaviour in schools
Plaid Cymru’s Anna Brychan was pressed on the Welsh Government’s plans to tackle antisocial behaviour.
First Minister pressed on biological sex, additional learning needs, and NHS jobs
Rhun ap Iorwerth was challenged on budget decisions and the NHS in this week’s First Minister’s questions.
First Minister refuses to step in over school bus cuts row
The First Minister has told the Senedd that controversial decisions to cut school bus routes in Caerphilly County Borough rest entirely with the local authority.
Welsh Government pledges extra £294m for NHS and childcare in first supplementary budget
A supplementary budget allows in-year adjustments and new spending allocations to the Welsh Government’s previously agreed budget.
Minister wants to renew trust in government and constitutional reform
Dafydd Trystan Davies said: “Trust and confidence in government is hard-earned but easily lost. The Welsh Government, over recent years, has lost the trust of the people of Wales.”
PM’s ‘unpopularity was borne out on the doorstep’ during Senedd election campaign
Casnewydd Islwyn’s Plaid Cymru MS Peredur Owen Griffiths discusses the Prime Minister’s resignation and tenure, and the Welsh Government’s work so far.