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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Nuclear
Rhun, let's be honest, your main agenda, your ideology, is independence. Do you believe that Trident has actually saved our country over the last goodness knows how many years, including Wales?
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Nuclear
Well, it is only the Conservatives who recognise that Wylfa and Trawsfynydd are ripe for investment, and are set to make north Wales the fission frontier of twenty-first century nuclear energy. That might be a bit much for the Welsh Labour Government and…
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Nuclear
No, absolutely no misleading on my part. Thankfully for us, Conservatives have made great strides in bringing investment for nuclear energy into north Wales. In the March 2024 spring budget, our Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, announced that the Government would be…
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Nuclear
Yes, I'll take one. Yes.
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Nuclear
Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. 'Atomic Kitten', 'Pocket Rocket', Virginia Crosbie—one and the same, the woman who, over the past four and a half years, as the MP, who should be returned again, has worked so hard, with residents, business owners and the UK…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office
—have slashed the 75 per cent business rate relief. That's another knock. What is it about the Welsh Labour Government that you will not work with these businesses? What can you say, Cabinet Secretary, that will bring my constituency tourism businesses some…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office
I think if you were to be absolutely honest with us here today, it is fair to say that those organisations are not actually just taking it as read that this is going to come through and that they're happy with it. Indeed, your own tourism survey response on…
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Constitution and Cabinet Office
4. What discussions has the Cabinet Secretary had with the Wales Tourism Alliance about the implementation of the visitor levy? OQ61264
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: Wales's World-class Recycling
I'd like to congratulate the people of Wales for the special efforts they have made and are making to continue recycling, and thank you, Minister, for your upbeat statement. To be ranked second in the world is a brilliant achievement. We've gone from 95 per…
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Statement by the Minister for Social Partnership: Creative Wales skills update
Thank you. Heledd Fychan.
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Statement by the Minister for Social Partnership: Creative Wales skills update
Now we move to item 4, a statement by the Minister for Social Partnership: Creative Wales skills update. And I call for the statement by the Minister for Social Partnership: Creative Wales. Sarah Murphy.
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Culture and Social Justice: Refugee Week: Our home
If you could finish now.
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Business Statement and Announcement
Oh, here we go.
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Business Statement and Announcement
To think you're not interested—
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Business Statement and Announcement
It doesn't matter. [Laughter.] You do have some—. You have—. You have—.
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Business Statement and Announcement
Across Aberconwy, residents and visitors are being completely deprived of mobile signal. We have masts, but they are simply overwhelmed. An engineer recently informed me that the mast by Venue Cymru is already at 140 per cent capacity. But just look…
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Questions to the First Minister
—and the fact that you have lost all credibility and legitimacy as the First Minister, how will the Welsh Government, and particularly you, as the head, still, of this Government, fulfil your own obligations by ensuring that this environmental ceases, this…
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Questions to the First Minister
Thank you. Wales was once known for its babbling brooks, fresh, clean air and sweeping green pastures. It was a tranquil land filled with those of us who cherished and protected its idyllic environment. Now, however, the rivers are filled with sewage, the air…
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Questions to the First Minister
5. What is the Welsh Government doing to tackle environmental pollution? OQ61263
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Inquiry on waste - evidence session with the Federation of Small Businesses
Thank you.
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Inquiry on waste - evidence session with the Federation of Small Businesses
Thank you. How is phase 2 of the single-use plastic ban being communicated to businesses?
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Inquiry on waste - evidence session with the Federation of Small Businesses
My feedback, as somebody who's got an office in my role as an MS, is that we've had to have all these different bins now. For instance, there's one for food waste in my little office here. Well, we don't have any food waste other than tea bags. So we have to…
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Inquiry on waste - evidence session with the Federation of Small Businesses
What advice and support is being provided to small businesses by local authorities?
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Inquiry on waste - evidence session with the Federation of Small Businesses
Diolch, Chair, and prynhawn da, Llŷr. So, to what extent do you believe businesses are being supported to become more resource efficient, and do you believe the Welsh Government is doing enough to support those businesses with advice as well?
, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee
Inquiry on waste - evidence session with the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management
Thank you. What are your views on introducing legislation to ensure that separated key recyclables are banned from energy recovery or landfill?
