Nia was met by young pirates clashing swords when she arrived at the Pirates and Princesses Funday at Burry Port Memorial Hall on Sunday. Children and helpers were dressed as pirates or princesses at the event which included activities...
Last week we heard the very worrying news that Britain could lose its treasured triple A rating, the very justification the Chancellor has used for his overly severe austerity measures. Furthermore the experts explained that the threat of losing...
Nia questioning hospital chiefs about ambulance resources and improving staff recruitment strategies Speaking up at the recent public information day held at the Selwyn Samuel Centre, Nia questioned Hywel Dda Health Board’s Director of Medical Services and Director of...
Pupils and teachers from Trimsaran School have recently enjoyed a tour around parliament, having a chance to go into both the House of Lords, where they saw where the Queen sits for the State Opening of Parliament, and the...
While it may seem as if Christmas decorations have only just come down, the February half-term has already come and gone. School pupils struggling through A Level Winter modules or fighting off cough and colds have had a chance...
Speaking up in the House of Commons during an urgent question session called by Labour to hold government ministers to account over their latest statement on solar feed-in tariffs, Nia asked the Energy Minister Greg Barker, “Given the shattered...
Nia has just visited St Dunstan’s rehabilitation centre in Llandudno where she talked to veterans with visual impairments who are benefitting from the centre’s rehabilitation programmes. The visit is part of a Welsh Affairs Committee inquiry into the treatment...
Nia has called on the government to inspect premises used by the private company ATOS for work capability assessments, after Llanelli residents have reported a faulty lift and no safe exit for wheelchair users in case of fire at...
At Prime Minister’s questions, Nia accused the Prime Minister of complacency about youth unemployment, and demanded to know why the Government’s Youth contract Scheme still had not started.
Speaking up in a parliamentary debate, Nia called for clearer pricing of fruit and vegetables in supermarkets, because it is very difficult to compare prices when items are priced either by weight, or by the item or by the...
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