On Easter Tuesday Nia Griffith MP joined civic dignitaries and members of the Llanelli Disabled Drivers’ Association for their Easter Tea in the Disabled Drivers Hall in Albert Street, Llanelli. The hall was full of the lively buzz of...
Nia Griffith MP joined Plant Dewi staff and helpers at an Easter fun day run by Plant Dewi for the families who attend their family centres across the whole of Carmarthenshire. Participants included families from the Tyisha, Morfa and...
Nia Griffith MP joined Usdaw activists in the House of Commons on their campaign to persuade the Government to change the rules for the new Universal Credit, so that working families who currently claim tax credits will not miss...
On Saturday Nia Griffith MP and Keith Davies AM joined urological cancer specialist Mr Moosa at Prince Philip Hospital for the Easter Tea organised by the Llanelli and District League of Hospital Friends. The money raised from this event...
Last Wednesday on a visit to west Wales Caroline Flint MP, Labour’s Shadow Energy Secretary, met members of the Gwendraeth Valley Energy Group and other people interested in developing renewable and community energy projects. Caroline stressed Labour’s commitment to...
Nia Griffith MP has told the Welsh government planning inspector that there should be no new building where it would increase the risk of flooding to existing homes. Speaking up this week at the inquiry into Carmarthenshire’s local development...
Nia Griffith MP has welcomed the award of a grant by Carmarthenshire County Council to the Llanelli Railway Goods Shed Trust which the MP chairs. The Trust is seeking to renovate the former railway goods shed, which is accessed...
So this week we have seen the energy companies tell us what we have all known for a long time, that they have been overcharging us and frequently offering a poor service. We even have SSE, which includes Swalec,...
Nia Griffith MP has once again stood up in parliament and questioned Owen Paterson MP, the Conservative Secretary of State for the Envrionment, on why he is insisting on continuing with the two badger culls in Gloucester and Somerset,...
Nia Griffith MP has given a cautious welcome to moves by Ford to enter into constructive and binding talks with the view to settle claims for losses with a multi million pound deal for Visteon pensioners in the very...
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