Every council bids to expand Welsh-medium education Funding to expand Welsh-medium education is failing to keeping pace with demand, according to figures released to Plaid Cymru. The Welsh Government recently announced a further £30 million of capital funding would be … Continue reading £30 million fund for Welsh-medium schools must be expanded to meet demand
The successes of a north Denbighshire Community Mental Health Team is being celebrated in the National Assembly. The Hafod Community Mental Health Team became the first in Wales to be accredited by the Royal College of Psychiatrists. The team, which … Continue reading National Assembly Hails success of Denbighshire Mental Health Team
Plaid Cymru have welcomed the unanimous decision by Denbighshire County Council’s Planning Committee to allow Ysgol Carreg Emlyn to have a new school built at Clocaenog. Local Councillor Eryl Williams, who has worked to secure the new build for many … Continue reading New site for Ysgol Carreg Emlyn welcomed
Plaid Cymru have hailed their results in the Denbighshire County Council Elections as a significant step forward for the party in the area. The Party increased its number of councillors compared to their 2012 result making particularly significant gains in both Denbigh and Ruthin towns. Plaid … Continue reading Plaid Hail Denbighshire Election Success
A young woman from Denbighshire has challenged policy makers in Wales to do more to help young people with mental health Issues. Naomi Lea, from Henllan near Denbigh, was speaking at the National Assembly’s Cross Party Group on Children, Young … Continue reading Naomi offers help to youngsters facing mental health challenges
