Prioritise the resilience of connections across the Menai Strait through short and medium‑term improvements whilst planning for long‑term solutions.
Raised in 42 speeches, 1 agenda item, 4 written questions and 1 petition. Most recently on 14 October 2026, by Cai Parry-Jones. Matched on: “Menai”.
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Work with partners to address road resilience in the South‑East Wales corridor.
Raised in 37 speeches, 1 agenda item and 2 written questions. Most recently on 14 October 2026, by Cai Parry-Jones. Matched on: “M4 relief road”.
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Promote road safety and ensure that our roads are safely maintained.
Latest figure: People killed on the roads, 91, 2025.
Raised in 44 speeches, 1 agenda item, 4 written questions and 1 petition. Most recently on 14 October 2026, by Nigel Williams. Matched on: “Potholes”.
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Bring forward a renewed pipeline of short, medium and long‑term priority rail projects.
Raised in 15 speeches. Most recently on 13 October 2026, by Mark Hooper. Matched on: “rail investment”.
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Create a more integrated public transport network by expanding tap‑on, tap‑off, pay‑as‑you‑go ticketing, introducing simpler and fairer fares across bus and rail to improve services for passengers and communities across Wales, making travel simpler and more affordable.
Raised in 5 speeches. Most recently on 30 June 2026, by Peredur Owen Griffiths. Matched on: “tap on, tap off”.
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Continue to provide £1 single bus fares and £3 day tickets for children and young people aged 5‑21 and retain bus passes for over 60s and disabled people.
Latest figure: Bus journeys, 71.7 million, 2024-25.
Raised in 17 speeches and 1 written question. Most recently on 12 October 2026, in a written question from Sara Crowley. Matched on: “£1 bus fare”.
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Transform bus services through franchising, bringing routes, fares and standards under a single publicly accountable system that puts passengers first. We will enhance links between communities through the new North‑South coach service and deliver an integrated network that improves access to services, supports economic growth, and helps reduce carbon emissions.
Latest figure: Bus journeys, 71.7 million, 2024-25.
Raised in 14 speeches and 1 agenda item. Most recently on 13 October 2026, by Mark Hooper. Matched on: “rail investment”.
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Deliver a renewed EV strategy for Wales.
Raised in 1 written question. Most recently on 14 October 2026, in a written question from Lindsay Whittle. Matched on: “EV charging”.
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Put active travel at the heart of Wales’s transport system, making it a practical, safe and inclusive choice for more everyday journeys. We will reduce barriers to walking, wheeling and cycling to support our ill health prevention mission, and promote wellbeing and economic opportunity.
Raised in 24 speeches, 1 written question and 2 petitions. Most recently on 14 October 2026, by Louise Emery. Matched on: “cycling infrastructure”.
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Put children and young people at the heart of a joined‑up approach to learner travel, strengthening cross‑government working so that public services work together to improve access to education, including by addressing barriers to Welsh‑medium education.
Raised in 26 speeches and 7 written questions. Most recently on 14 October 2026, by Andrew Griffin. Matched on: “School transport”.
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Take a strategic approach to secure Cardiff Airport’s long‑term sustainability and maximise its economic potential.
Raised in 5 speeches and 1 written question. Most recently on 13 October 2026, by Mark Hooper. Matched on: “Cardiff Airport”.
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Work with Welsh ports to strengthen their resilience and maximise their contribution to the Welsh economy, while pursuing full devolution of port regulation.
Raised in 36 speeches and 4 written questions. Most recently on 20 October 2026, by Rhun ap Iorwerth. Matched on: “Holyhead”.
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