During today’s Questions to the First Minister, Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones took the opportunity to ask what assessment the First Minister has made of the UK Government’s support for airports across the UK. Mr Drakeford stated that UK Government support is limited to airports in England. He added that the Welsh Government continues to call

Each week, Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones and/or a member of his Team meet with health professionals from Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB to discuss the latest situation and to raise issues directly with the health board on behalf of constituents. During this weeks’ meeting, discussions centred on the latest infection rates, on vaccine deployment and the

The Welsh Government has published its vaccination strategy which sets out how they will protect people in Wales over the coming months. The aim is to vaccinate all eligible adults by the early autumn. It comes as the latest figures show more than 86,000 people have received the vaccine. Wales will publish daily vaccine figures

First Minister Mark Drakeford has confirmed Wales’ lockdown will continue for a further three weeks, until January 29. Decisions about schools and colleges are being brought into line with the three-week review cycle – young people will continue to learn online until at least January 29. However, if cases of coronavirus do not fall by

Below is my latest Seaside news article. Despite the possibility of welcoming in the new year under the highest level of restrictions, (at the time of writing, Covid cases are rising in nearly all our local authority areas), we can welcome 2021 with cautious optimism. Against the odds, a Covid-19 vaccine has proven to be

Wales is at Alert Level 4. For ease of reference, here is the link to the Frequently Asked Questions document published by the Welsh Government. The documnent provides answers to the most frequently asked questions: Frequently Asked Questions