Nia Griffith MP has asked the Home Secretary what is being done about the National Crime Agency’s list of 20,000 people who have accessed child abuse on the internet, of whom only 700 have been prosecuted. Questioning the Home...
Nia Griffith MP has visited Asda’s in Llanelli, as part of the retail union Usdaw’s campaign for respect for shopworkers, the ”Freedom From Fear Campaign” which seeks to prevent violence, threats and abuse directed at retail staff. During the visit, the...
Many of you will have been involved this year in events commemorating World War One, and will be joining in Remembrance Services in the course of the next few days, services at which we remember those who gave their...
Speaking in a parliamentary debate, called by Labour this week to raise concerns about the treatment of the disabled by this Government in the wake of comments by Lord Freud about paying disabled people less than the minimum wage,...
Nia Griffith MP has again expressed concerns about the planning application for a pyrolysis plant, complete with autoclave and four large anaerobis digesters at New Lodge, Cwmgwili. Speaking after a recent action group meeting, Nia said, “The more we...
Nia Griffith MP has taken the Prime Minister to task over the failure of his government to negotiate on the terms and conditions of the recent budget demand from the EU. Questioning the Prime Minister during his statement on...
Clive Martin of In the Frame, Terry Morris Photographer, Joanna Jones and Morgan Ward of Llanelly House judging the MP’s Christmas card competition. Nia Griffith MP was delighted to see so many excellent entries from local primary school pupils...
Nia Griffith MP and other MPs on the European scrutiny committee have recently met MEPs to discuss the concernsthey have about the EU -USA Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). As Nia Griffith explained, “Negotiations on this treaty are...
I am very concerned indeed that Llanelli is 499th when we should be at least 308thbut preferably better – we have a mammoth task ahead. But let’s not pretend that there are easy answers – even the so-called expert...
Nia Griffith MP is calling on the Home Secretary to take urgent action to make sure that people who have committed serious offences of abuse against children are put on the list of people barred from working with children....
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