A campaign is underway to save a phone box in a valley and community with no mobile phone signal.  Janet Finch-Saunders, Assembly Member for Aberconwy, has put her weight behind the calls of local residents and is challenging BT to “keep Cwm Penmachno Connected”.

Welsh Conservative AMs from North Wales are calling on the Welsh Government to ensure extra funding announced by the Treasury yesterday benefits the north of the country.

Chancellor Sajid Javid yesterday announced plans which will see Wales £600million better off next year.

Last week I had the pleasure of joining with thousands of people from across Wales and further afield at the National Eisteddfod of Wales.

The Maes has been a place for celebration of Welsh and local culture, heritage, and talent.

Whilst the Welsh Parliament might be long into recess, I have been pleased to continue working for Aberconwy’s best interests during the holiday.

Rather than just being in the office, I am making the most of the extra opportunities I now have to be out and about in the constituency.

The campaign led by Janet Finch-Saunders, Assembly Member for Aberconwy, to save Llanrwst bridge from further damage and traffic trouble has taken a major step forward with Conwy County Borough Council proposing new road markings and signage.  However, so that residents can consider all potential

With primary and secondary schools across Conwy County Borough Council continuing to experience the Welsh Labour created funding crisis, Janet Finch-Saunders, Assembly Member for Aberconwy, and Shadow Minister for Children and Young People, has challenged the Welsh Government to “properly invest

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Calls are being made to review the impact of screen-time on young children. This is being pursued by Janet Finch-Saunders, Shadow Minister for Children, since finding that nursery staff are blaming technology for a decline in children having imaginary friends.

With Snowdonia National Park Authority on the verge of being forced to make radical changes which would drastically change the National Park, Janet Finch-Saunders, Assembly Member for Aberconwy, has been fighting to secure funding for the Authority.

The Welsh Conservatives have responded to encouraging reports that the Welsh Government is considering a U-turn on its childcare funding settlement, suggesting it could also provide it to parents in education and training, not just work.