Gwyn Williams

30 September 2026, Plenary

Reform UK Debate: Default 20 mph speed limit

Thank you. With regard to culture, to come back to that aspect, people used to play outside more. I went to Sketty Primary School in our constituency this week. One of the greatest problems is people being addicted to social media—not playing outside, but…

30 September 2026, Plenary

Reform UK Debate: Default 20 mph speed limit

It's an interesting one, and I think it's a very legitimate point, opportunity costs. I would answer that by saying that we're in a situation now whereby I am told by the scientists that it will take until 2029 for them to have properly understood both the…

30 September 2026, Plenary

Reform UK Debate: Default 20 mph speed limit

I will take a leaf out of your book, and I'll say, 'Yes, I will welcome the intervention.'

30 September 2026, Plenary

Reform UK Debate: Default 20 mph speed limit

I apologise for using the word 'blanket'. When it comes down to the policy itself, generally, which is not a blanket policy in any way, it's a good thing. And I will use data to illustrate this. As a lecturer in Swansea University, I'm very used to PowerPoint…

30 September 2026, Plenary

Reform UK Debate: Default 20 mph speed limit

I have to say, as well, I recognise that this is an important issue to debate, and I think it is good that we've got this out in the open so we can discuss these things, for I also, as with Janet Finch-Saunders, have come across residents that have said to me…

30 September 2026, Plenary

Topical Questions

Thanks to Huw for bringing this important issue up, and for Kiera for mentioning Gŵyr Abertawe. Thank you, both. Admiral's announcement that they were cutting 500 jobs has been devastating for our own communities in Gŵyr Abertawe, as Kiera mentioned as well…