MORE NURSES, DOCTORS & TEACHERS - NOT MORE POLITICIANS

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People want more nurses, doctors and teachers to tackle our huge waiting times and improve exam results, not more politicians. Labour and Plaid not only want 36 extra Members of the Welsh Parliament but they want to end the historic link of communities having a direct representative. Welsh Conservatives want a referendum before Labour and Plaid rip apart our democracy.

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MORE NURSES, DOCTORS & TEACHERS - NOT MORE POLITICIANS

People want more nurses, doctors and teachers to tackle our huge waiting times and improve exam results, not more politicians. Labour and Plaid not only want 36 extra Members of the Welsh Parliament but they want to end the historic link of communities having a direct representative.

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Labour’s tuition fee hike will limit opportunities for Welsh pupils

Responding to the news that Welsh tuition fees to rise by nearly £300 a year, Tom Giffard MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Education Minister, said: “The number of people enrolling on university courses continues to decline in Wales and this increase does little to encourage students to pursue hig

Labour incapable of tackling soaring absenteeism in Wales

Responding to the statement from Labour’s Education Minister, Tom Giffard MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Education Minister, said: “Labour have failed to get a grip on the soaring absenteeism occurring under their watch.“Education under Labour in Wales over the past 25 years is a story of failur

Welsh Conservative election victories should act as Labour wakeup call

Responding to by-election victories in Prestatyn North and Monmouth Town, amidst a litany of Labour Welsh Government broken promises and missed targets, Andrew RT Davies MS, Leader of the Welsh Conservatives said:“The events of last night should act as a wakeup call for the Labour Welsh Government a

Labour’s neglect risks more costly hospital repairs

Responding to the news that the cost of replacing a rotting south Wales hospital roof has been estimated to be about £20m, Sam Rowlands MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Health Minister, said:“With the maternity unit closed in September for 12 weeks and now the wider hospital estate requiring £20m of re

Labour paying lip service on the Sustainable Farming Scheme

Responding to the Senedd committee report on the Sustainable Farming Scheme, James Evans MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Rural Affairs Minister, said: “The farming community has expressed disappointment that their concerns around Labour’s Sustainable Farming Scheme are being ignored despite multi

Mental Health Minister demonstrates lack of knowledge over Welsh law

Responding to his exchange with Labour’s Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Senedd today, Gareth Davies MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Minister for Mental Health and Early Years said:“How we apply the Mental Health (Wales) Measure is integral to tackling problems with mental health provi

£19 million tax bill: “a wise use of taxpayer’s money” say Labour

Reflecting on his Topical Question on the £19 million tax bill facing NRW, wherein Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies called the £19 million loan to bail out the organisation “A wise use of taxpayers’ money,” James Evans MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Rural Affairs Minister, said: “A £19mi

Labour’s cuts risk the erosion of Welsh Culture

Reflecting on his questions to Labour’s Culture Minister, Tom Giffard MS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Culture Minister, said: “Last year, every line in the culture budget was cut by this Labour Government which has placed immense pressures on local and national services.“The sector has continuall