The ground-breaking Goods Shed project in Llanelli has received a second major boost with a £58,800 development grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund in Wales. The award follows hot on the heels of a £50,000 development grant from Big...
Welsh Health Minister, Prof Mark Drakeford, is announcing a £1.4m investment to re-develop emergency care services at Llanelli’s Prince Philip Hospital during a visit to see the new facilities today. Accompanied by Nia Griffith MP, Keith Davies AM and...
Commenting on yesterday’s parliamentary debate on S4C, Nia Griffith MP said, “Yet more Tory hypocrisy over S4C cuts, as Simon Hart MP’s request for a debate on S4C came up in the ballot, so he had the chance last...
The petition to keep Parc Howard in public ownership was mentioned by Cllr Deryk Cundy as he put a question to the County Council’s Executive Board on Monday 4th January. In his question Cllr Cundy asked the Plaid-Independent Executive...
Speaking ahead of Labour’s Commons debate on access to justice in Wales, Nia Griffith MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales, said: “Cuts to legal aid, tribunal fees and planned court closures make it harder and harder for people...
Welsh Labour has just launched its Labour In for Wales campaign, the campaign for a vote to stay in the European Union in the forthcoming referendum. The launch took place at Cardiff and the Vale College where apprentices who...
The best designs chosen from over a thousand entries by primary school pupils across the constituency are on display in Llanelly House until Christmas. The winning designs have been used on Nia Griffith MP’s Christmas cards, with the runners...
Following a successful collection over the summer, Tesco have asked people across the UK to donate generously during the seventh Neighbourhood Food Collection, which took place in all larger Tesco stores from Thursday 3 December until Saturday 5 December....
Nia Griffith MP for Llanelli has visited Royal Mail’s Llanelli Delivery Office to pass on Christmas wishes and encouragement to postmen and women at their busiest time of year. She was shown around the office and was introduced to...
Last week in Parliament I listened very carefully to the Prime Minister making the case for the UK’s involvement in air-strikes on Syria. He spoke eloquently, but it was clear that he did not have an effective strategy for...
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