Back in 2014 Llanelli MP Nia Griffith took up the cause of those who are surprised and disappointed that on their marriage certificate there is only a space for the name and occupation of their father and no space...
Nia Griffith MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales, was delighted to join Marc Tierney last Friday for the official launch of his campaign to become the next Assembly Member for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire. During an evening...
This week Labour called a Commons debate on delivering fair funding for Wales. Speaking about the debate, Nia Griffith MP, Labour’s Shadow Welsh Secretary, said: “Wales deserves its fair share of funding and it’s time for the UK Government...
Speaking up about the proposed closure of HMRC offices in Wales, Nia Griffith MP, Labour’s Shadow Secretary of State for Wales said: “This represents a major loss of quality jobs in Porthmadog, Wrexham and Swansea. For all the Tories’ feigned...
Congratulations to Burns Pet Food on leading the way on the Living Wage and becoming the Wales Living Wage Champion. The pet food firm, which is based in Kidwelly, is a major employer in the area, and pays all...
Over a thousand local police officers in Wales are set to be axed, according to analysis by Labour. The Party forced a Commons vote this week aimed at halting Government plans to cut police budgets by up to 25...
Nia Griffith MP and Parc Howard Association members including Chair Gareth Morris and Secretary Jane Rosser delivered a letter to Llanelli Town Hall last Friday. The letter from the Association which was addressed to Jonathan Fearn, Head of Property...
Nia Griffith MP is supporting the Off-Patent Drugs Bill. Explaining the process and purpose of the bill, Nia said “In response to constituents who have written to me about the Off-Patent Drugs Bill, I should like to assure them...
Concerned residents called Nia Griffith MP out to Llwyn Bedw last Friday as bulldozers had moved in. The MP explained: “Residents of Llwyn Bedw asked me to come and see what was happening as bulldozers moved into their street...
Nia Griffith MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Wales, took part last Friday evening in Any Questions?, the BBC Radio 4 programme presented by Jonathan Dimbleby. The programme was broadcast from All Saints’ Church in Porthcawl. You can hear...
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