Commenting on her promotion to Shadow Wales Secretary, Nia Griffith MP said, “I am very honoured to be asked to take on the role of Shadow Welsh Secretary, building on the work of my predecessor Owen Smith, who is...
Speaking in the wake of the most recent sewage spills and cockle mortality, Nia Griffith MP stressed the need for more to be done to reduce sewage spills, saying “The latest cockle mortality is absolutely devastating for the cocklers,...
Speaking about the crisis, Nia Griffith MP said: “Many of you, will, like me, have been shocked at the appalling tragedy of refugees dying on the shores of Europe and very disturbed at the attitude shown by the Prime...
The Llanelli MP and Shadow Wales Minister, Nia Griffith, has recently visited a local factory where water-defying matches and outdoor cooking fuels are made. Nia Griffith visited the Llangennech factory of survival equipment specialists, BCB International Ltd, whose innovations...
I read with alarm in last week’s Llanelli Star about Carmarthenshire County Council considering further retail development at Trostre. Cllr David Jenkins, Executive Board member for resources, says that they are looking to see what interest there is in...
Nia Griffith MP is demanding to know from UK Government Ministers when we can expect to see substantial reductions in the cost of tolls on the Severn bridges. The bridges will revert to public ownership when the debts for...
We heard recently from colleagues in the steel industry that the UK Government could be voting in the EU Council to make it even easier for cheap Chinese steel to flood into the UK, because the UK government’s usual...
Along with other elected representatives, Nia Griffith MP attended a briefing on the Dyfed Powys police helicopter on Friday. Following the briefing, Nia Griffith MP said, “I am grateful to the Chief Constable and the Police Commissioner for arranging...
Pupils from Tycroes School visited Parliament this week. First, they went to see the House of Lords and saw where the Queen sits at the State opening of Parliament, when she arrives in her fairytale coach to read out...
“This is a budget full of spin, and the reality is that it will mean a cut in take-home pay for thousands of households in Wales. The rise in the National Minimum Wage to what the Chancellor is calling...
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