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Local Senedd Members Paul Davies MS and Samuel Kurtz MS are calling for the money saved from the abolition of Police and Crime Commissioners to be directed straight into frontline policing and crime-prevention initiatives in Pembrokeshire and across West Wales.

‘Undermining one of the basic tenets of English and Welsh law won’t solve the problems in our courts’, says Liz Saville Roberts MP

Welsh Government Budget: Plaid Cymru ready to get Wales out of hole made by Labour
Plaid warns against thousands of job losses, council tax bill increases

The Shadow Minister for Farming in the Welsh Parliament, Samuel Kurtz, has called on Welsh Labour MPs to vote against Resolution 50 of the Finance Bill when it is brought forward this evening.

Preseli Pembrokeshire Senedd Member Paul Davies has expressed serious concern over the UK National Screening Committee’s decision not to introduce a national screening programme for prostate cancer, despite it being the most common cancer among men in the UK and responsible for over 12,000 deaths annually.

Member of the Senedd, Samuel Kurtz, has welcomed Network Rail’s announcement that Tenby Railway Station will receive significant accessibility improvements — including step-free access to both platforms for the first time.

Local Senedd Members Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have issued a joint warning over the future of emergency care in Pembrokeshire, stressing the critical importance of maintaining full local A&E provision at Withybush Hospital in light of alarming new analysis from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM).

DATA FAILURES IN BETSI RAISE SERIOUS QUESTIONS OVER LABOUR’S LACK OF LEADERSHIP

Kurtz slams Welsh Government for short-changing Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion in new funding settlement

Responding to the Chancellor’s statement, Plaid Cymru leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth said