Welsh Labour leader Carwyn Jones and Shadow Welsh Secretary Owen Smith are today launching Welsh Labour’s General Election Manifesto which will include details of £375m extra each year for Wales, in addition to a raft of new powers and...
Today Labour is launching its manifesto for women – setting out how Labour will enable women to fulfil their potential, as part of a plan to raise living standards for working families. It sets out a new commitment to...
As the Labour Party launches its manifesto for Government, Nia Griffith, Labour’s candidate in Llanelli, explains Labour’s plans to ban legal highs “We are making a firm commitment in our manifesto to ban the sale and distribution of legal...
Nia with The Friends of Llanelli Train Station, Keep Wales Tidy, Carms Tidy Towns & local volunteers. Members of ‘The Friends of Llanelli Train Station group’, set up last year by Nia Griffith, were delighted to be joined yesterday...
Labour believes that we should be, and feel safe in our homes, our workplaces and our communities. We are committed to ensuring a police service fit for the 21st century. That starts with backing neighbourhood policing and prioritising the...
Nia Griffith, who has been secretary of the All Party Parliamentary Steel Group for the past five years, is urging Tata steel bosses to think again on their proposed changes to pensions which will see steel workers having to...
Ed Balls has today unveiled the second of Labour’s campaign posters on this Government’s choices on tax, which explains that under the Tories “millions pay more while millionaires pay less”. Families are £1100 a year worse off on average –...
Speaking in the wake of the vicious murder of over 140 Christians at a university in Kenya, Nia Griffith, Labour’s parliamentary candidate for Llanelli said, “Yet again we have been appalled by these dreadful murderous acts carried out in...
Labour’s Nia Griffith has accused the Dyfed-Powys Police Commissioner Christopher Salmon of double –speak and hypocrisy as the row over the police helicopter escalated this week. In a response from the Home Office received by Labour’s Nia Griffith, as...
Labour is today setting out our plans to ban exploitative zero hour contracts including: A strengthening of protection so that anyone working regular hours for 12 weeks will be legally entitled to a regular contract not a zero hours contract....
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