Local teenager Abigail Davies recently organised an auction raising money for Help the Heroes. Help the Heroes is a non-party political charity dedicated to raising money for servicemen and women wounded in conflict since September 2011. After hearing of...
Morfa Residents Association won honours at the WCVA Wales Voluenteer of the Year Awards in Cardiff today. The awards recognise inspirational individuals, trustees and groups contributing to their communities. Three winners are selected in each category. Morfa Residents Association...
Nia Griffith MP spoke up in the first week of the new Parliament, calling on the Tory – Lib Dem Government to protect money that has been promised for manufacturing and renewable energy. Nia said, “There is a very...
Llanelli Labour’s Parliamentary Candidate Nia Griffith has been re-elected to serve as Member of Parliament for the Llanelli Constituency. Despite determined campaign effort from opposition parties this year, Nia received a similar number of votes to 2005 when she was first...
Harriet Harman, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party visited Llanelli this Saturday (May 1st). Llanelli’s parliamentary candidate Nia Griffith showed Harriet around Llanelli town centre before the pair stopped to chat with shoppers. Harriet Harman thanked local supporters who’d gathered...
Labour’s Parliamentary Candidate for Llanelli Nia Griffith led speeches at a rally against the closure of care homes in Carmarthenshire on Saturday (24th April). The campaigners want to save six residential homes across the county, including St Paul’s and...
Swift action by Labour’s Nia Griffith last year meant that the County Council shelved plans to close the town’s paddling pools. They made it clear however that this would be one year only. So Town Councillor Hubert Hitchman and...
In his autobiography, the great James Griffiths, MP for Llanelli and the first Secretary of State for Wales, recalls seeing a demonstration of working people in New York. One poster said, “Give us bread – and roses too.” This...
The Labour Party launched its election manifesto this morning. To find out more visit the policies page.
At this election, our country is at a crossroads. We can stay on the path we’ve set, securing the recovery and embracing the new opportunities open to Britain, or we can throw it all away by setting off down...
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