Pure Politics

The Welsh Government’s Sustainable Farming Scheme doesn’t deliver for Welsh farmers, is the message from local Senedd Member Paul Davies.

Senedd Members Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have condemned the Welsh Government’s controversial Visitor Accommodation (Register and Levy) Etc. (Wales) Bill following its passing at the Senedd on the 8^th July 2025.

Pembrokeshire Senedd Members Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have written to the Leader of Pembrokeshire County Council calling for urgent action to tackle soaring rates of pupil absenteeism in local schools.

Local Welsh Parliament Member Paul Davies has recently attended a Young Farmers’ Clubs (YFC) showcase at the Senedd. The event was sponsored by neighbouring Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz and celebrated the impressive work being carried out by the young farmers' clubs to support and empower young people across Wales.

Cancer patients and their families were at the Senedd this week to discuss the top five priorities that matter most to them with Tenovus Cancer Care. Local Senedd Member Paul Davies joined fellow MSs and supporters from across Wales to hear more from patients and their clinicians on what they want from cancer services.

The contribution of Wales’s Young Farmers’ Clubs to rural youth life was recognised at a special event in the Senedd today, marking the movement’s achievement of the Bronze Quality Mark for Youth Work.

Samuel Kurtz, Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, has reaffirmed his support for the Valero refinery in Pembroke.

Preseli Pembrokeshire Senedd Member Paul Davies has welcomed the news that Stena Line is planning to invest £20 million to upgrade Fishguard port. 

Samuel Kurtz, the Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, has welcomed the “long overdue” announcement of a UK-wide public inquiry into the prevalence of grooming gangs, and has urged the Welsh Government to cooperate fully.

Samuel Kurtz, Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, has expressed his anger at the recent statistics showing a sharp rise in the cost of rural crime in Wales, the highest level recorded in more than a decade.

From Councillor Thomas Baden Tudor

Welsh Conservative Members of the Senedd, Samuel Kurtz and Paul Davies, have urged the Labour Welsh Government to ensure that rural communities in West Wales are not overlooked following the Chancellor’s announcement of £445 million in rail investment for Wales over the next decade