Plastic waste and traffic congestion in Llangollen were high on the agenda when pupils of Ysgol y Gwernant, Llangollen, met with regional Assembly Member Llyr Gruffydd this week. Members of the School Council, Eco Council, Road Safety Group and Welsh … Continue reading Pupils air environmental concerns
Betsi Cadwaladr health board has been accused of “organisational chaos” after revealing that it doesn’t keep checks on how long it allows enhanced care at home or how much it costs. Home Enhanced Care Services is currently offered to people … Continue reading Betsi home care service ‘chaos’ under fire
‘Promises, promises’ The Welsh Government’s post-EU agricultural policy proposal fails to allocate funding to plan for the future. That’s the damning verdict of Plaid Cymru’s Llyr Gruffydd after quizzing the rural affairs cabinet secretary on the Government’s plans for agriculture … Continue reading No funding allocated for farming pilot schemes
Plaid calls out the Welsh Government for their “policy of privatisation” There has been a dramatic increase in the amount Health Boards have spent on outsourcing to private sector healthcare providers. Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price criticised the Labour Welsh … Continue reading Health Boards see dramatic increase on private healthcare funding
‘Let’s get on with it’ The man who spearheaded the campaign for a National Football Museum in Wrexham has urged the Welsh Government to build on the work of a feasibility study that backed the proposal. Plaid Cymru’s North Wales … Continue reading Plaid calls for action on football museum report
Llyr Gruffydd AM has welcomed news that £500,000 has been allocated to improve road safety on a notorious ‘unofficial racetrack’ in north Wales. Mr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM, has been campaigning for action to reduce accidents from speeding … Continue reading Plaid AM welcomes action to tackle speeding on notorious EVO Triangle
Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM, met with Hafren Dyfrdwy to talk about the water company’s future plans for the Wrexham and Powys area. The meeting was organised to discuss the company’s plans for 2020-2025, while also giving the AMs the … Continue reading North Wales AM meets new water company apprentices
Plaid’s new rural affairs spokesperson highlights concerns Plaid Cymru’s newly appointed rural affairs spokesperson wasted no time in the role with a farm visit to Cae Haidd Uchaf, Nebo near Pentrefoelas this morning. There he met with members of the … Continue reading Brexit uncertainty looms large for Welsh farmers
Plaid AM raises questions about new interim Chair of troubled quango Llyr Gruffydd AM has questioned the Welsh Government’s appointment of a new interim Chair of troubled environment agency Natural Resources Wales. He said Sir David Henshaw, 69, has no … Continue reading ‘Is this the right man for the job?’
A library that is the hub of its community has been praised by Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM Llyr Gruffydd. He visited Ruthin library as part of Libraries Week in Wales and was full of praise for the variety of … Continue reading ‘Cathedrals of the mind’ – AM’s praise for town library
