I have some big questions to ask following the ministerial statement on Prince Philip Hospital. The Minister has told us that in 2011-2012 some 33,000 patients were seen by the emergency department at our hospital, of whom less than...
Llanelli Community Heritage timed the unveiling of the plaque commemorating Emmeline Pankhurst to coincide with a lecture on her life organised last week by the Llanelli WEA.The plaque is one of some 46 that the group has found sponsors...
Nia Griffith MP for the Llanelli constituency today met Mr Algy Cluff from the company who have been awarded an Underground Coal Gasification licence for the Loughor estuary. Nia was accompanied at the meeting by local councillors. This was...
Commenting on today’s Ministerial statement on Prince Philip Hospital, Nia Griffith MP said, ” The Minister has told us that in 2011-2012 some 33,000 patients were seen by the emergency department at Prince Philip Hospital, of whom some 422...
Nia Griffith MP has welcomed Labour’s firm commitment to repealing the bedroom tax, saying it will give hope to the many disabled and vulnerable people in Wales who have been unfairly hit by David Cameron’s cruel tax. The Bedroom...
Nia Griffith MP was privileged to visit Llanelly House this week, courtesy of Lt Col David Mathias, who has been advising on the military history connected to the House, and the Carmarthenshire Heritage Regeneration Trust . Commenting on the...
Parents have come to me this week very upset by letters that their children have brought home from school. The letters threaten them with legal action if they take their children out of school to attend medical appointments. The...
Mr Leslie Jones, who moved to Llwynhendy some three years ago, has shared with Nia Griffith MP the special volumes of work that he has compiled to commemorate the First World War. Mr Jones who takes great pride in...
Nia Griffith MP has pointed out the dangers of privatising the Royal Mail. Questioning the government minister in parliament last week Nia said, “In the fattening up for privatisation we have already seen price hikes and the ending of...
Following determined opposition from over 200 organisations, including many household names like RSPB and Royal British Legion, the government has been forced to rethink the section of the Transparency of Lobbying, Non-Party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill that...
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