The King will address Senedd Members during a ceremony marking his visit on Thursday July 11.
Tag: Senedd
Committee questions would-be older people’s commissioner
The incoming older people’s commissioner for Wales vowed to uphold older people’s rights amid concerns about the watchdog’s independence.
Can election success draw a line under Welsh Labour’s crisis?
Cardiff University’s Nye Davies discusses what Labour’s general election landslide means for First Minister Vaughan Gething.
‘Westminster cannot keep taking Wales for granted, or sidelining our concerns’
Plaid Cymru MS Delyth Jewell discusses the general election and its impact on Wales in her latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.
Senedd backs call for more dentists in Wales
The Senedd called on the Welsh Government to increase the number of training places for dentists amid warnings about “dental deserts” across the country.
Call for action as Wales’ skin cancer rates worsen
Sioned Williams warned skin cancer is by far the most common type affecting Welsh people, accounting for almost half of cancers.
Automatic voter registration in Wales edges nearer
Mick Antoniw, who is counsel general, the Welsh Government’s chief legal adviser, described the elections and elected bodies bill as groundbreaking.
Welsh Government promises ban on lying politicians
The Welsh Government promised to introduce a law banning lying politicians before the next Senedd election after striking a last-minute deal to avert defeat.
Senedd set for crunch vote on banning lying politicians
Adam Price’s plan would make it a criminal offence for Senedd members, ministers or candidates to deliberately deceive the public.
Lib Dem calls for voters to have say over misbehaving politicians
Voters should have a right to remove misbehaving Senedd members from office between elections to restore trust in politicians from all-time lows, a committee heard.