- Autism Bill Introduced on the Floor of the Senedd
- Withybush Petition Raised in Assembly Committee
- First Minister Should Be Ashamed over Welsh Government Failures at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
- Legislative Programme’s lack of ambition marks the beginning of the end of the Welsh Labour Government
- First Minister Challenged Over Lack of Support for Children with Learning Disabilities
- AM Attends Withybush Hospital Petition Handover
- First Minister challenged over Welsh Labour’s NHS funding record
- Local AM Visits Composites Cymru
- Paul Davies to Take Over As Interim Leader
- Local AM Hosts Public Meeting on Broadband Services
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May 2010
28 May 2010
WAG Decision On School Reorganisation Sets Worrying Precedent
- Published on Friday, 28 May 2010 00:00
Commenting on the matter, Shadow Education Minister Paul Davies AM said:
"The Assembly Government's decision on the proposed reorganisation by Cardiff Council is deeply concerning.
27 May 2010
Review Must Not Encroach On FE Autonomy
- Published on Thursday, 27 May 2010 15:14
"We all know that Further Education plays a fundamental role in ensuring we have a skilled workforce that is able to support our country's economic development.
25 May 2010
Excessive Bureaucracy Must Not Hinder Learning
- Published on Tuesday, 25 May 2010 00:00
"I welcome the Minister's statement today. Given that we heard last week that over half of Higher Education spending is on administration, it is vital that this review is progressed.
24 May 2010
92-year-old Faces Two-year Wait For Hearing Aid Test
- Published on Monday, 24 May 2010 08:49
The pensioner is one of a number of concerned residents who have contacted the Preseli Pembrokeshire AM to complain about long waiting times for audiology appointments in the county.
Mr Davies has now raised the matter with the Welsh Health Minister Edwina Hart.
Fears Raised Over Future Of Local Town Centres
- Published on Monday, 24 May 2010 08:43
Mr Davies highlighted a report which revealed that Milford Haven was one of two towns in the UK with the highest number of empty shop units.
And he called on the Welsh Assembly Government to make specific funding available for the regeneration of such centres.
Pressure Kept Up For Fishguard Rail Improvements To Be Considered
- Published on Monday, 24 May 2010 08:39
Mr Davies has been lobbying for years for an extra five trains a day to call at the important Irish ferry hub.
The Welsh Assembly's Enterprise and Learning Committee, regional transport consortium SWITTCH, local residents and the North Pembrokeshire Transport Forum have also called for improvements to the service.
18 May 2010
Funding Must Follow Learners After Education Review
- Published on Tuesday, 18 May 2010 16:10
"It is crucial phase one of this review, and indeed the second phase, highlights weaknesses in the system and that the Welsh Assembly Government acts swiftly and effectively to eradicate them.
14 May 2010
Paul Davies AM Helps Launch KC Dog Access Guide
- Published on Friday, 14 May 2010 13:23
This week local AM Paul Davies joined the Kennel Club to help launch the KC Dog Access Guide for Wales, called 'Walkies'. The launch of Walkies, which took place at the Senedd, is the Kennel Club's comprehensive new wallet-sized access guide.
The guide is designed for dog owners and walkers to carry with them when out and about in the Welsh countryside, as a way of ensuring that they know their rights and responsibilities when it comes to access.
11 May 2010
New Child Poverty Strategy Is Admission Of Failure
- Published on Tuesday, 11 May 2010 14:18
"This consultation is a clear admission by the Labour-Plaid government that previous efforts to tackle child poverty have failed.
10 May 2010
Local AM Raises Issue Of Communal Allotments
- Published on Monday, 10 May 2010 10:48
Paul Davies said, "These allotments bind the local community together and are a great way of teaching children the benefits of working with nature as well as giving them the opportunity to learn about healthy eating and local wildlife.
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