Nia Griffith MP has slammed the new £100 standing charge levied by local electricity provider Swalec (now part of SSE) as a real kick in the teeth for people who are struggling to keep their electricity bills down. The...
Commenting on Government cuts in housing benefit, Nia Griffith MP said, “The Tory-led UK Government’s half-baked proposals to reduce local caps on housing benefit will affect almost 50,000 households in Wales. The cuts which will affect many low paid...
Nia Griffith MP has condemned above average increases in local rail fares as a massive burden on local commuters and a drag on the local economy. Commenting on the new year fare increases, the Llanelli MP said “How can...
Speaking up in the second reading of the Energy Bill in the House of Commons on Wednesday 19th December, Nia Griffith MP stressed her disappointment that there is no 2030 decarbonisation target in the Bill, nor sufficient emphasis on...
MPs yesterday used a parliamentary debate to highlight the role of Fords in the plight of workers at the former Visteon factory on Fabian Way, Swansea, who, together with Visteon workers in Essex and Northern Ireland, have lost up...
This week Nia Griffith MP was the birthday guest on Dewi Llwyd’s Sunday morning radio programme. Dewi’s skilful interviewing helps you meet the human person behind the political face! You can hear the interview on http://www.bbc.uk/podcasts/series/dewillwyd
Nia Griffith MP is renewing calls on the government to clamp down on the interest rates charged by legal payday loan companies. Although Nia spoke up for Labour’s frontbench in support of a private member’s bill brought by Stella...
Nia Griffith MP is calling on the government to give the new office of the grocery adjudicator or supermarket ombudsman the powers to fine supermarkets. Speaking up in the second reading of the parliamentary bill which will set up...
Nia Griffith MP turned up at a parliamentary committee specifically to urge the government to drop controversial plans to cut payments to the Criminal Injury Compensation Scheme. Government proposals would end payments to victims mauling by dangerous dog including...
Nia Griffith MP and Keith Davies AM met with Director of Education Rob Sully this week to reinforce the case made by parents and governors for new school premises for Ysgol Parc y Tywyn in Burry Port. Supported by...
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