First Minister Urged to Keep to his word and Make Business Support “Immediately available” Wednesday, 12 May, 2021 Janet Finch-Saunders, Member of the Senedd for Aberconwy, has written to Mark Drakeford MS, First Minister, urging him to keep to his word and make business support immediately available. The letter follows the recent announcement by the First Minister that “Ministers have made an immediate decision to release funding to support businesses affected by the restrictions” Championing Aberconwy... Assembly News
Anti-Sun Newspaper motion to be voted on by Flintshire Council / Cynnig yn erbyn y Sun i gael ei bleidleisio ar gan Gyngor Sir y Fflint 27th September 2017 Flintshire councillors are set to vote on a watered down motion condemning The Sun newspaper this evening. Labour councillors had originally planned to vote on... Senedd News
Plenary 26-09-20117 26th September 2017 FMQ Janet Finch-Saunders I’m really pleased that Sian Gwenllian has actually raised this again, and I would urge all north Wales AMs to make similar calls and... Senedd News
“Dangerously inflammatory” language on strikes 25th September 2017 The Labour Leaders of the three largest councils in Wales have been accused of using “dangerously inflammatory” language, after expressing support for strikes... Senedd News
Plenary 20-09-2017 20th September 2017 Janet Finch-Saunders Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on the use of public spaces protection orders to ensure community safety? A wnaiff Ysgrifennydd... Senedd News
Local AM Support for Cross-Party Cabinet 20th September 2017 In responding to comments made by Cllr Garffild Lloyd Lewis, Janet Finch-Saunders said: “It’s disappointing that some councillors put party interest above the... Local News
Plenary 19-09-2017 19th September 2017 Janet Finch-Saunders First Minister, the anti-slavery co-ordinator for Wales, Stephen Chapman, has admitted that there could be cases of modern-day slavery... Senedd News
Concerns as BCUHB has one of the highest number of people waiting over 28 days for a Local Primary Mental Health Support Service Assessment 15th September 2017 According to the Welsh Government, the waiting time target for Local Primary Mental Health Support Service (LMPHSS) Assessment is 28 days. After finding that... Local News
Deganwy homes plan rejected 15th September 2017 Originally published online at The Pioneer, by Allan George, 14-09-207. Original available here: http://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/home/2017/09/14/gallery... Local News
Future Landscapes Wales report slammed 14th September 2017 A Welsh Government report into the Future Landscapes Wales has been slammed by the Alliance for Welsh Designated Landscapes. The Alliance is Chaired by... Senedd News
