This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have highlighted the issues facing those wishing to access dentistry services in Wales.
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have urged Tata Steel to clarify that no further job losses will be announced following the decision to close the coke ovens at their plant in Port Talbot.
Following the announcement of the new First Minister for Wales Vaughan Gething, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have laid out their demands for what they would like to see for Wales.
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have welcomed Ofwat’s criticism of Dwr Cymru, describing it as “long overdue”.
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have criticised the UK Conservative Government for their apparent unwillingness to work with the Welsh Government during the Covid-19 pandemic.
This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have called on the Welsh Government to ensure that the onus of proving their backgrounds isn’t placed on care leavers looking for housing support.
This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have called on the Welsh Government to develop a fully integrated childcare system to help tackle high levels of child poverty in Wales.
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have described the decision to keep the new Senedd voting system as having “all the hallmarks of a backroom deal”.
This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have demanded that the Welsh Government take action on school deficits.
This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have accused the Welsh Labour Government of abandoning rural Wales.
This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have called for a major culture change in the care system in Wales.
At their Spring party conference in Cardiff, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have reaffirmed their support for Wales tourism industry.
At their Spring party conference in Cardiff, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have called for a fairer and more workable farming payment scheme.
At their Spring party conference in Cardiff, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have promised a fair deal for Wales if they win the 2024 general election.
This coming weekend (2nd to the 3rd of March) the Welsh Liberal Democrats will be meeting in Cardiff for their annual Spring conference.
At their Spring party conference in Cardiff, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have called on the Welsh Government to provide extra funding for Local authorities in Wales.
At their Spring party conference in Cardiff, the Welsh Liberal Democrats have advocated for universal funded care for all children from 9 months to school age.
This week in the Senedd, the Welsh Liberal Democrats called on the Welsh Government to build a national framework to strengthen local authorities climate action plans.
