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...
Nia Griffith MP has thrown her weight behind Dyfed Powys Police Authority in their bid to keep the force’s police helicopter. The Home Office is proposing to replace the helicopter, which is currently operating out of purpose built premises...
Nia has taken advantage of the Parliamentary recess to spend a couple of days whale-watching in the Bay of Biscay, on a visit organised jointly by the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) and ORCA, one...
Last Saturday Nia helped judge the Llanelli Musical Players’ Young Talent competition. Commenting on the evening, Nia said “It was an absolute pleasure to listen to so many talented young people who had obviously put a lot of effort...
Nia had the honour of meeting Cai Thompson from Coleg Sir Gar when he came up to Westminster to attend the BTEC Awards ceremony as the UK winner of the Sector Award in Media. He is pictured here with...
Nia Griffith MP spoke up this week in the parliamentary debate on the House of Lords, calling on the government to go further than an 80% elected second chamber to a fully 100% elected chamber, and opposing the government’s...
Nia joined over 1700 hard-pressed farmers in Westminster to lobby the government about the future of the dairy industry. Whilst we take our pint of milk in the fridge for granted, some milk processors and supermarkets are now paying...
Nia Griffith MP is supporting an international campaign calling for a robust and human rights-based arms trade treaty to be negotiated this July at the United Nations in New York. Amnesty International UK Director Kate Allen said: “Every day,...
This weekend Nia Griffith MP received a petition against internet snooping from a delegation of local residents who are amongst a growing number of people nationwide who are adding their names to the petition which has already collected 150,000...
Nia Griffith MP is voting today for an independent judge-led inquiry into the latest banking scandal. The government is proposing a parliamentary inquiry but Labour is putting an amendment demanding an independent, forensic, judge-led public inquiry into the culture...
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