Pure Politics

Local Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz has raised the long-running flooding problems affecting the B4318 at Gumfreston in the Senedd, as a public petition calling for urgent action approaches its closing date.

With 99 days until the Senedd election, Independent candidate Aaron Carey has today confirmed he will stand in the new Ceredigion–Penfro constituency at the Senedd elections this May.

With just 100 days until the Senedd election on 7 May 2026, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth MS has said that only Plaid Cymru can deliver “positive new leadership” for Wales.

Local Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz has called on LINK to hold a face-to-face meeting in Pembroke Dock to discuss the forthcoming review of the decision that the town does not qualify for a Banking Hub.

Liz Saville Roberts responds to the Home Secretary’s proposed policing reforms in the Commons

Local businesses from across West Wales have voiced serious concerns about the impact of business rates at a dedicated roundtable hosted by Senedd Members Samuel Kurtz MS and Paul Davies MS.

The Community Hour with the Community Hub returns this Sunday morning with Lee Hind. 

Preseli Pembrokeshire Senedd Member Paul Davies has led a debate on the importance of Wales’ hospice and palliative care sector; and called for a sustainable funding model to be developed to support the sector. 

Pembrokeshire County Council acknowledges the outcome of the recent Estyn inspection of Milford Haven School, accepts the report and is committed to ensuring improvements are made at the school.

More than 100 businesses from Pembrokeshire and across west Wales have signed up to attend an online forum organised and hosted by Conservative Members of the Senedd Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz, focused on business rates and the impact of recent changes to rateable values.

Devolution of Crown Estate to Wales ‘firmly back on the agenda’ - Plaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru’s Crown Estate Wales Bill passed in the House of Lords unopposed

Trump's 'unacceptable abuse of power' should be met with stronger challenge than that given by Starmer - Rhun ap Iorwerth