We in Llanelli believe firmly in our National Health Service, and so does our Labour Welsh Government – a very different picture from over the border in England where the Tory Government’s latest legislation threatens to destroy the NHS...
Nia Griffith MP has welcomed action by Coleg Sir Gar and bus operator Gwynne Price which has resulted in three new direct bus services to take students to and from Coleg Sir Gar, for which students will be expected...
Does travel broaden the mind? By and large foreign travel and better communication, with pictures beamed instantly across the globe have helped to break down prejudice and make us realise how much we have in common. Take the financial...
Nia Griffith MP, Shadow Wales Minister, joined a group of legal aid campaigners from Ty Arian Solicitors, who work in Llanelli and Swansea, when they descended on Parliament with a giant coffin, to symbolise the death of legal aid....
Nia Griffith MP joined pupils from Swiss Valley and Carway Primary Schools at Dyfrig Dalziel’s site in Kidwelly where they were trying out construction skills as part of a construction awareness day held by the local company in conjunction...
Nia Griffith MP recently visited the Crochan project which recycles furniture. It is based in Trostre Industrial Park and run by Foothold Regeneration. Geoff Greenfield who is the team leader at Crochan took her on a tour of the...
This week sees the publication of the report by Mary Portas on how to breathe life back into Britain’s declining town centres. There have been many reports before on the subject but to little avail. The problems that we...
Nia Griffith MP has lent her support to the campaign to prevent deaths from epilepsy. There are 3 seizure-related deaths a day in the UK and most of these are sudden and unexpected (SUDEP). Over 50 people in Wales...
Supporting World Aids Day, Nia Griffith MP said “Many people in Llanelli care a great deal about tackling HIV and AIDS, and regularly contact me about it. I am proud of Labour’s leadership whilst in government to tackle this...
James Griffiths, one of my distinguished predecessors as MP for Llanelli, became the first-ever Secretary of State for Wales when the Welsh Office he had long campaigned for was set up in 1964. However, in the final months of...
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