‘Don’t move students halfway through their courses’ – Plaid AM
Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM has criticised plans to move students from a campus in Denbigh halfway through their courses. Almost 100 students currently study at the Denbigh campus of Coleg Llandrillo Menai, which plans to close the centre this … Continue reading ‘Don’t move students halfway through their courses’ – Plaid AM
First Minister quizzed over loss of independent living grant for disabled
The case for disabled people wanting to maintain their independent living was raised in the Senedd today (Tuesday, March 6) with questions to First Minister Carwyn Jones. The Welsh Independent Living Grant is due to come to an end next … Continue reading First Minister quizzed over loss of independent living grant for disabled
Calls for Scrutiny of the First Minister Committee session on reshuffle leak inquiry
First Minister “asking and answering the questions” bad for Welsh democracy – Llyr Gruffydd Plaid Cymru’s Llyr Gruffydd AM is today making the case for the convening of a special session of the Scrutiny of the First Minister Committee in order for … Continue reading Calls for Scrutiny of the First Minister Committee session on reshuffle leak inquiry
Council urged to change banks
Denbighshire County Council should consider leaving NatWest and carry out their banking with another bank. That was the view of Plaid Cymru Councillor Huw Jones, Corwen ward, who said at Denbighshire’s Full Council meeting this week (Tuesday 20th February) that … Continue reading Council urged to change banks
Annog Cyngor i newid banciau
Dylai Cyngor Sir Ddinbych ystyried peidio â bancio gyda banc NatWest a newid i fanc arall. Dyna oedd barn Cynghorydd Sir Plaid Cymru dros Gorwen, Huw Jones, a atgoffodd ei gyd-gynghorwyr yn ystod cyfarfod lawn o’r Cyngor fod nifer o … Continue reading Annog Cyngor i newid banciau
New figures show Labour’s economic plan “engineering inequality”
Plaid Cymru AM makes the case for radical rebalancing of Welsh economy Plaid Cymru Shadow Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Adam Price AM has this week obtained new figures showing that some parts of Wales are funded over three times … Continue reading New figures show Labour’s economic plan “engineering inequality”
AM joins forces with police commissioner to oppose school police cuts
Government cuts to SchoolBeat a retrograde step – Plaid Cutting police visits to schools would be a retrograde step and result in a generation of children losing out on vital advice and information, according to a North Wales AM who has … Continue reading AM joins forces with police commissioner to oppose school police cuts
‘Wildly inaccurate’ population projections under fire
Plaid AM challenges Welsh Government over plans to build housing on greenfield sites Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd has raised concerns about the way councils are being forced to permit more housing developments by the Welsh Government based … Continue reading ‘Wildly inaccurate’ population projections under fire
Galwad i ddiwygio “system goleuadau traffig amrwd” o asesu ysgolion
Rhaid gwneud mwy i fynd i’r afael â thangyllido a’r argyfwng cynyddol yn y gweithlu, dadleua AC y Blaid Mae Ysgrifennydd Cabinet cysgodol Plaid Cymru dros Addysg, Llyr Gruffydd AC wedi ymateb i’r categoreiddio diweddaraf ar ysgolion trwy alw am … Continue reading Galwad i ddiwygio “system goleuadau traffig amrwd” o asesu ysgolion
Calls to reform “crude traffic lights system” for schools assessments
More must be done to tackle underfunding and looming workforce crisis, argues Plaid AM Plaid Cymru’s Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Education, Llyr Gruffydd AM has responded the latest schools categorisation by calling for ‘greater synergy’ between the two systems of … Continue reading Calls to reform “crude traffic lights system” for schools assessments
