This week sees the publication of the report by Mary Portas on how to breathe life back into Britain’s declining town centres. There have been many reports before on the subject but to little avail. The problems that we...
Nia Griffith MP has lent her support to the campaign to prevent deaths from epilepsy. There are 3 seizure-related deaths a day in the UK and most of these are sudden and unexpected (SUDEP). Over 50 people in Wales...
Supporting World Aids Day, Nia Griffith MP said “Many people in Llanelli care a great deal about tackling HIV and AIDS, and regularly contact me about it. I am proud of Labour’s leadership whilst in government to tackle this...
James Griffiths, one of my distinguished predecessors as MP for Llanelli, became the first-ever Secretary of State for Wales when the Welsh Office he had long campaigned for was set up in 1964. However, in the final months of...
Nia Griffith MP and Llanelli Town Mayor Linda Stedman joined in the fun at the Queen of Hearts Vintage tea party held at the Stradey Park Hotel to raise funds for the British Heart Foundation. The theme was the...
Nia Griffith MP and Keith Davies AM joined members of Llanelli Women’s Aid in the St Elli Centre to promote the white ribbon campaign which seeks to engage men in stamping out violence against women. They talked to passers-by...
Nia Griffith MP has welcomed plans for the relocation of a doctor’s surgery to the town centre Boots store. At a recent visit to the store, the MP saw plans for converting the Stepney St side of the ground...
Highlighting Labour’s plan to boost the economy, Nia Griffith MP explained “The Labour Government in Wales is showing there is a better way with the Jobs Growth Fund which will provide 4,000 jobs per year for young people. The...
Many of you will be familiar Reinhold Niebuhr’s ‘serenity’ prayer which asks for wisdom to tell the difference between those things that we can change, and those things which we cannot – so while the solutions to the global...
Christmas card competition judges had a hard time this week selecting the winning entries for the MP’s Christmas card competition from over 450 entries submitted by local primary schools. Pupils had been asked to produce a design suitable for...
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