Finch-Saunders AM is calling on women across Aberconwy to consider getting involved in local politics and stand for public office in advance of Tuesday’s 100 year anniversary since Parliament gave women the right to vote.

The Welsh Labour Government, supported by Plaid Cymru, UKIP and the single Liberal Democrat in the National Assembly for Wales, recently voted to pass the Trade Union (Wales) Bill – which seeks to repeal elements of the UK Government’s Trade Union Act 2016.

Following the terrible news that an independent Llandudno jewellers – Gregory’s – was held up by armed robbers this week, the Assembly Member for Aberconwy has renewed calls to support small businesses in the run up to Christmas, this weekend.

Councils have been urged to raise more in charging for services by Wales’ public spending watchdog.

In a new report, the Wales Audit Office has urged councils to be “more ambitious” about outsourcing work and by allowing residents to pay for services online or by phone.

Veterans must be treated with fairness and respect.

It’s time for us to reflect as a society on the way we treat armed forces veterans.

The Williams Commission was a missed opportunity to review public service delivery, according to the Welsh Conservatives.

Janet Finch-Saunders AM:

Welsh Labour’s ‘empty home premium’ is a spiteful wealth tax and despite their lofty claims, it will add nothing to the affordable housing supply.

On Monday 11th July, Janet Finch-Saunders AM was a guest on ITV's Sharp End, with discussions focusing on Theresa May becoming the new Prime Minister, the Labour Party leadership contest, and Brexit. You can watch the full show on Catch-Up here: http://www.itv.com/walesprogrammes/sharp-end/sharp-end-july-11th-2016 

Welsh Conservatives have long highlighted the beneficial role directly elected Mayors could offer to communities in Wales.  

In today's leading article on the Institue fo Welsh Affairs new's blog - Click On Wales - Janet Finch-Saunders says council mergers should be subject to a referendum.