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Plaid Cymru Debate: Bus emergency scheme
Well, I'm very pleased to hear of that good example. In fairness to the Deputy Minister, I think he did mention the need to look at good practices elsewhere, and to try and adopt those. And those are some of the medium-term solutions that have been put…
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Bus emergency scheme
Yes, go for it.
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Bus emergency scheme
Thank you very much, Llywydd, and thank you to everyone who participated in this discussion. Well, if public transport is the Cinderella of public services, then the bus service is her forgotten little sister. Thank you very much, Delyth, for opening this…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd
Thank you very much to the Minister for that response. I want to move on now, if I may, to forestry. Around 15 per cent of Wales is covered with forestry of different sorts—around 316,000 hectares here. The trees are different, with various different species…
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Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd
Thank you very much, Llywydd. Welsh wool is a sustainable product, it's multipurpose, and it's environmentally beneficial. There's increasing demand for eco-friendly produce, and Welsh wool is perfect for this end. As the Minister knows, Welsh farmers have an…
, Plenary
Statement by the Minister for Climate Change: Building Safety
I thank the Minister for today’s statement. It's an important statement that we on these benches welcome, and it will mean that we see a major step being taken forward to tackle this very serious problem. It's good to see the fruit of the agreement between…
, Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
Eleven days ago, I received a message from the voluntary board of Harlech and Ardudwy Leisure announcing with sadness that they would have to close the swimming pool at the end of this month. The announcement comes as a result of an appalling increase in…
, Plenary
Business Statement and Announcement
May I ask for a statement from the Minister for health, please, with regard to tenancy assurance for partnerships of GPs? This follows the announcement that a Porthmadog landlord has put forward a planning application to turn the building into flats, which…
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: The roads review
That is entirely true of Llanbedr. So, I once again urge the Government to work with Gwynedd Council in order to develop a proposal to make a slower bypass in Llanbedr and to invest comprehensively in our public transport in rural Wales.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: The roads review
'there will always be journeys by car, as the only practical way to get around...particularly in deep rural areas, the car is always going to be the main mode of transport.'
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: The roads review
In my contribution, I'm going to respond to the speech given by Huw. Huw, of course, mentioned the need for change, and I agree entirely with what he said, but what Huw said came from an urban perspective. The world is very different in rural areas. As…
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
I thank the Minister for that response. I held a public meeting in Tywyn a month ago to discuss the significant problems that people in that area are having because of the shortage of health services there. Pendre hall was full to overflowing, which is…
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
6. Will the Minister provide an update on the number of GPs in Wales? OQ59223
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
Thank you to Russell George for asking this important question. In the response and the campaign on the ground, it's demonstrated clearly the importance of this charity and the place it holds in people's hearts. I attended a number of public meetings in…
, Plenary
Questions to the Minister for Economy
Now, does the Minister therefore believe that it's an unfortunate coincidence in terms of the timing of this purchase, or does the Minister, or his department, know of any further plans for the use of Gilestone, which does relate to real estate and Cwningar?
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
'Other letting and operating of own or leased real estate.'
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
and further,
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
'Buying and selling of own real estate',
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
Thank you very much to James for tabling this question. We know that, in providing public funds to any organisation, the attention is to secure public good. We know that Gilestone itself is a collection of holiday accommodation with the potential of…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Papers to note
May I, at this point, declare an interest, please, for the record? My wife works in the sector. Not that it effects the discussion, but that it is recorded.
, Local Government and Housing Committee
The Right to Adequate Housing - evidence session 2
Thank you.
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The Right to Adequate Housing - evidence session 2
I know that GPD is used quite often as a measuring tool, and it's far from perfect—it's completely imperfect, if anything—but what you say regarding the economic benefits, the benefits for the workforce, that they could work more effectively and better, that…
, Local Government and Housing Committee
The Right to Adequate Housing - evidence session 2
Thank you. It sounds very interesting, because if I saw the Grand National coming up and somebody told me on the quiet that I could put £100 down on a horse and be assured of getting £230 back, then I would go for that immediately, wouldn't I? It's what…
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The Right to Adequate Housing - evidence session 2
Thank you. Perhaps this is an unfair question, but could you try to explain to a layperson like me how you monetise something that has no financial value?
, Local Government and Housing Committee
The Right to Adequate Housing - evidence session 2
Thank you very much, Chair. Thank you for attending and for giving your evidence this morning. Thinking about the work that you've done and trying to analyse that work, can you tell us, please, what were the biggest challenges in estimating the costs and…
