Call for change of direction after Hitachi decision Anglesey and the rest of north Wales should not be left in limbo as a result of the Hitachi decision to suspend Wylfa Newydd, according to Plaid Cymru’s shadow energy minister. Llyr … Continue reading ‘Don’t leave us in limbo’
Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM has welcomed the transport minister’s commitment to reduce suicides at railway stations after his response to questions today in the Senedd. Llyr Gruffydd asked the minister whether the £200 million investment in stations would include … Continue reading Suicide prevention plan on railways welcomed
The failure of Labour to back an autism Bill for Wales has been condemned by campaigners and Plaid Cymru. Labour, the Liberal Democrat Kirsty Williams and one independent AM opposed the Bill in the Senedd, meaning it failed to be … Continue reading Labour condemned over Autism Bill failure
Plaid Cymru’s North Wales AM has challenged Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford to review the cost of a Private Finance Initiative waste scheme in Wrexham with a view to buying out the contract. Llyr Gruffydd said: “The waste contract between … Continue reading Private finance challenge for new Labour leader
Welsh food chain at increased risk of food fraud and animal welfare breaches after Brexit New immigration rules imposed after Brexit could see a crisis in abattoirs that could undermine the Welsh food sector. That’s the concern of Llyr Gruffydd, … Continue reading Risk to abattoir vets if new immigration rules imposed
Calls to speed up plans to improve a notorious bend on a Denbighshire road have been made by Llyr Gruffydd AM. The North Wales Plaid Cymru AM said that an announcement just before Christmas by the Welsh Government of improvements … Continue reading ‘Let’s get this done’ call by AM on road improvement
Denbigh and Ruthin food bank volunteers have banded together to prepare more than 100 festive hampers for local residents. The Christmas hampers were prepared by volunteers from both food banks, who combine to help the needy throughout the year. Councillor … Continue reading Food bank volunteers provide 100 Christmas hampers in the Vale of Clwyd
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
