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MP invites Olympic gold medalist to Parliament to celebrate Parkrun (opens the original)
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Blaenau Gwent and Rhymey MP Nick Smith invited Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes to Westminster to mark community event parkrun’s 22nd anniversary. Parkrun is a free, weekly, community-led event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer, or spectate across a 5-kilometre (3.1-mile) course every Saturday morning. Originally founded by Paul Sinton-Hewitt at Bushy Park in 2004, it has expanded to over 2,000 locations globally across 23 countries. There is also a 2km junior parkrun for children
Thomas-Symonds pays tribute to Harold Wilson for setting up the Open University (opens the original)
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Nick Thomas-Symonds, the MP for Torfaen, has paid tribute to Harold Wilson for setting up the Open University, as we mark 63 years since the former Prime Minister made his speech on the plans. The Open University was founded in 1969 by the UK’s Labour government under Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Wilson championed the concept using a vision mapped out by social innovator Michael Young. Wilson outlined his plans for the University in a speech he made in Glasgow on September the 8th 1963. Origina
New pledge to keep Newport a steel-producing community for generations (opens the original)
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The UK Labour Government ‘recognises the importance of steelmaking’ says Newport East MP Jessica Morden, as she met Community Union Members at Tata steel. Mrs Morden was joined by Monmouthshire MP Catherine Fookes and Labour Welsh Leader Ken Skates. At the meeting Mrs Morden said that she will work closely with Ministers to make sure the industry is protected and ‘remains a steel-producing community for generations to come’. The site is facing challenging market conditions due to shifting import
Business Secretary says UK must buy more Welsh steel as ‘gaps’ remain in market (opens the original)
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There is a 'need to improve the business environment' in the UK so that domestic production buy more Welsh steel for construction, says Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds. Welsh steel is expected to account for around half (50%) of the UK's total steelmaking capacity and future production. That figure is a lot less compared to other European countries and the Government believes that ‘there are gaps in the market’. In a debate in Westminster Monmouthshire MP Catherine Fookes asked the Secretar
MPs call for better palliative care safeguards before assisted suicide bill returns (opens the original)
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Gwent MPs believe better safeguards and funding for improved palliative care is needed before the assisted suicide bill is brought back to Parliament, after its latest’s defeat in Westminster. The draft legislation had proposed allowing adults in England and Wales, with fewer than six months to live, to apply for an assisted death subject to the approval of two doctors and an expert panel. Monmouthshire MP voted in favour for the bill, while Newport West and Islwyn MP Ruth Jones voted against. H
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