Following a huge amount of positive feedback from local parents about the emergency childcare hub located at Maes yr Haul Primary School, Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones organised a virtual call with the Hub Lead and Deputy Head of Maes yr Haul, Claire Nicholas. As schools closed their doors to pupils in March due to Covid

A number of businesses in Bridgend and Porthcawl have benefitted from the Welsh Government’s unique Economic Resilience Fund. The ERF has already supported more than 9,000 businesses in Wales helping them to protect around 75,000 jobs. The fund has seen £150 million worth of crucial grants provided to businesses to help them deal with the

MS for Bridgend Carwyn Jones was delighted to meet with the newly formed Bridgend and District Friends of the Earth group. On a recent virtual call, discussions focussed on local environmental issues, the advantages of moving pension investments away from old polluting industries into fossil fuel companies and about what actions the Senedd has taken

Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones has expressed his disappointment and anger at the decision by Ineos Automotive to suspend work on its new plant in Bridgend. The company has decided to pursue other opportunities and is currently in talks with Mercedes-Benz about the possibiity of acquiring its Hambach site in Moselle, France. Last September, Ineos Automotive

MS for Bridgend Carwyn Jones has today wished the NHS a happy 72nd birthday by saying thank you to the thousands of NHS staff across his constituency. 72 years ago from the devastation of the Second World War, Welsh Labour’s Nye Bevan founded our national health service. The health service was created with the simple

Bridgend MS Carwyn Jones is supporting the RNLI’s ‘Be Beach Safe’ message as lockdown restrictions are gradually eased and people start to head back to a number of beaches across his constituency. From the 4th July, Trecco Bay, Sandy Bay and Ogmore beaches will now join Rest Bay in having lifeguard cover. Mr Jones said