Nia is backing ‘The Big Switch’ campaign for consumers to get a cheaper deal on their energy bills. The Big Switch, launched by consumer champion Which? and 38 Degrees, is a new way for people to buy their energy....
In just a few weeks’ time, changes to tax credit rules mean that many low-income couples with children will have to find more hours’ work, or face losing a staggering £3,870 per year in tax credits. The Government doesn’t...
Nia Griffith MP has criticised the refusal by Maria Miller, the UK disability minister, to take up the offer made by Welsh Government Minister Leighton Andrews AM to accept devolved responsibility for the Remploy factories in Wales, so his...
Cllr Steve Lloyd-Janes, Keith Davies AM and Nia are trying to find a solution to the problems encountered by the residents of Talycoed, just opposite the motorway junction in Hendy. In spite of lobbying, County Council officers have been...
Nia Griffith MP officially opened the new post office in Felinfoel on Friday. Commenting on the opening, she said “I am absolutely delighted that as a result of our persistent lobbying to get Post Office bosses to replace the Felinfoel...
Nia joined civic dignitaries in Dafen at a coffee morning to help raise money for the Royal British Legion and the Welsh Guards Afghanistan Appeal. The event was organised by Miss Abigail Davies, and is one of many events...
Nia has had the privilege of meeting the Acute Response Team (ART) who are based at Prince Philip Hospital and work across the county ensuring patients receive treatments at home without which they could instead have to face a...
Well you know that you are getting old when you watch a rugby international and you can remember seeing the players when they were toddlers – as indeed I remember Ken and Vicky Owens when they were round at...
Nia, who chairs the Llanelli Flood Forum, met the Assembly petitions committee when they came to Burry Port to make further enquiries about the petition they have received about the cockle mortality in the Burry Inlet. Cllr Bill Thomas...
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