Gareth Davies MS led a Conservative debate on the “dismal findings” of Healthcare Inspectorate Wales’ 2022-23 annual report.
Tag: Senedd
Warning fired over cuts to apprenticeship funding
A “devastating” near-25% cut in apprenticeship funding could cost the Welsh economy more than £400m over the long term, the Senedd heard.
Entry fees could be reintroduced at all national museums in Wales
Dawn Bowden told the Senedd’s culture committee that ending free access to museums is under consideration as public bodies look to generate additional income.
Building sector recruitment issues causing ‘major, major problems’ for councils across Wales
Peter Richards, who has been building control manager at Swansea Council for 23 years, described recruitment issues as dire across the 22 councils in Wales.
Offering junior doctors a pay rise of more than 5% ‘not possible’ – health minister
Eluned Morgan told the Senedd that the Welsh Government expected a significant impact from this week’s three-day junior doctor strike.
Welsh economy minister brands UK levelling-up funding an “incoherent mess”
Vaughan Gething described replacement EU funding streams as an “incoherent mess, with very little planning, consultation or economic logic”.
First Minister urges UK Government to act fast over Horizon scandal compensation
Mark Drakeford said people from every single part of Wales have been affected by the scandal – which was recently the subject of an ITV drama.
Welsh Government backing a “vital first step in securing Ruperra Castle’s future”
The Welsh Government has pledged money towards a structural survey for Ruperra Castle, which has been deemed at risk of collapse.
Junior doctors in Wales begin three-day strike
Junior doctors in Wales have begun their three-day strike action in a dispute over pay.
“Decision to pull the plug on the tourist information centre is baffling and contradictory”
Plaid Cymru MS Peredur Owen Griffiths discusses the proposed closure of Coffi Vista in his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer.