Pure Politics

As global leaders and business leaders sit down this week at COP 29th Summit with fresh urgency on the climate agenda, 26 young finalists in Wales gathered last Friday to make their bid to contribute to a greener, fairer, climate-smart world.

Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Member of the Welsh Parliament, Samuel Kurtz MS, has accused the Welsh Government of arrogance following their refusal to undertake a review of the length of time self-catering holiday properties need to operate as a business to qualify for business rates.

Senedd Member Samuel Kurtz kicked off an Employment and Skills Convention at the Cardiff City Stadium recently, organised by the Learning and Skills Institute. The event sought to unite organisations, businesses, and training providers to discuss critical issues surrounding employment and skills development across Wales.

Senedd Member Paul Davies has visited Pure West Radio and congratulated them on their expansion to Digital Audio Broadcasting (DAB). Listeners of the station can now tune into Pure West Radio on the North Pembrokeshire and South Pembrokeshire DAB multiplexes.

Local Senedd Member Paul Davies has visited Forest School Pembrokeshire, an outdoor education facility based near Haverfordwest. Mr Davies had a tour of the facility and met with Kate Morgan to hear more about the type of experiences that the Forest School provides. Mr Davies then took part in some pumpkin carving with Kate and some of the children.

Welsh Conservative Samuel Kurtz has taken Pembrokeshire’s Labour MP to task following the Chancellor’s announcement that the Labour Government will slash Agricultural Property Relief (APR)—a move the local MP had promised would not happen.

Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet has agreed an additional £1.4m of capital funding, alongside grant funding, to support a Milford Haven Public Transport Interchange.

Member of the Senedd for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, Samuel Kurtz, today (Oct 23) called on the Welsh Labour Government to acknowledge their failures in developing the Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS).

West Wales members of the National Education Union visited the Senedd on Wednesday to campaign for increased rights for those working as supply teachers employed through teaching agencies.

Pension Credit is worth on average £3,900 per year and unlocks additional support including Winter Fuel Payments, help with Council Tax, NHS dental care and glasses – and for those over 75, a free TV licence.

Senedd Member Paul Davies has taken part in Haverfordwest County AFC’s walk for the Prostate United Challenge.

Kurtz Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Fight