Following
the half term break, the Senedd reconvened with First Minister's
Questions.....
This site is no longer updated
Please use the links in the sidebar to visit the new sites!
Tuesday, 28 February 2017
Wednesday, 15 February 2017
Born That Way
(Pic : salfordstudents.com)
Earlier today the Senedd marked LGBT History Month for the first time via the latest
member's debat...
Tuesday, 14 February 2017
FMQs: No Love Lost
The
increasingly fractious row over Carmarthenshire Council's decision to make Llangennech School Welsh-medium-only continues. Plus, other questions
on climate change, scams/cold calling and the Welsh Government
“leaning” on lobbyists and the Third Secto...
Saturday, 11 February 2017
We need to talk about dog shit
(Pic : wow-webmagazine.com)
It'll be hard to find
anyone who doesn't think it's disgusting, and it's about time
something was done about i...
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Committees Bite Size #2: February 2017
Here's my second summarised round-up of some of the Assembly's committee inquiries over the
last few months, including: domestic violence, the National
Infrastructure Committee, the state of broadcasting, statutory
advocacy services for vulnerable children and implementation of the new National Curriculu...
Tuesday, 7 February 2017
FMQs: Teachers, Llangennech & Bridgend Ford
A
refreshingly Brexit-light edition of First Minister's Questions this
afternoo...
Sunday, 5 February 2017
Should politicians shut up?
Despite the disproportionately high salary, subdued fame and power, being a full-time politician serves as a backhanded
karmic punishment for narcissism....
Thursday, 2 February 2017
How will Brexit impact Wales?
(Pic : BBC Wales)
After 6 months of
evidence-taking, the Assembly's External Affairs Committee recently
published its report on the implications of Brexit (pdf). It's not
light reading, but whether you voted for Brexit or not you deserve to be told what's
happening behind the scene...
Wednesday, 1 February 2017
Senedd Watch - January 2017
UK
Prime Minister, Theresa May, confirmed the UK will leave the EU
single market (aka. “Hard Brexit”) with a UK-EU deal to ensure
“free trade”, maintenance of the UK-Irish common travel area and
relevant customs agreements.
The First Minister repeated
calls for Wales to retain “full and unfettered” access to the EU
single...
