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Senedd members reject Reform motion to scrap Wales’ default 20mph speed limits (opens the original)
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Senedd Members have rejected a Reform motion calling for the Welsh Government to scrap default 20mph speed limits. The proposal was defeated by 51 votes to 37 following a debate in the Siambr. Opening the debate, Reform's shadow transport minister, Jason O’Connell, pointed to rising fatalities across the Welsh road network, noting that 91 people were killed on Welsh roads in 2025. Mr O’Connell accused Plaid Cymru of being "big on independence but silent on road safety" and said: "Plaid has been
Rhun ap Iorwerth clashes with rivals over independence after YesCymru rally (opens the original)
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First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth clashed with opposition party leaders over independence and Wales’ place in the UK following his attendance at a YesCymru rally. On Saturday, September 26, the First Minister attended a YesCymru rally in Aberystwyth where he declared Wales was 'on a journey.' However, Mr ap Iorwerth faced backlash on September 29 from the leaders of Reform UK and the Welsh Conservatives during First Minister’s Questions. Welsh Conservatives leader, Darren Millar, questioned Mr ap
Wales trans healthcare pause called a 'dangerous precedent' in Senedd debate (opens the original)
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The leader of the Wales Green Party has suggested the pause in scheduled treatments for trans patients sets a 'dangerous precedent.' Caerdydd Penarth MS Anthony Slaughter raised the issue in a short debate on Wednesday, September 23, adding: “This is not an ideological debate; everyone in Wales is entitled to NHS healthcare.” Noting that gender-affirming surgery has been available on the NHS since the 1960s, Mr Slaughter said: “This is not experimental treatment and this should not be considered
Welsh Senedd backs call to fund rising further education demand next year (opens the original)
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Wales’ former education minister has called for a 'clear assessment' of the consequences of failing to fund further education. Labour’s Lynne Neagle told members that they 'owe it' to the young people and adults who rely on further education to 'ensure our colleges have the resources they need' during a debate on Wednesday, September 23. The debate, tabled by Labour, called on the Welsh Government to publish an impact assessment for not funding increased participation in the 2026-27 and 2027-28
Developing Welsh language education a 'priority' (opens the original)
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Developing Welsh language education is a “priority” for the Welsh Government, the education minister has told the Senedd. Anna Brychan fielded questions during a debate on 23 September on the possibility of a fourth Welsh school in Cardiff, the importance of bilingual education, and access to Welsh language support for children with additional learning needs . Ms Brychan emphasised her government’s commitment to developing Welsh language schools across Wales. She shared that they will begin cons
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