Lindsay Whittle Praises Work Of Aber Valley Young People’s Project
Caerphilly Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle has praised the work of a young people’s community project based in the Aber Valley.
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Shock £1.5m Lost In Rent While Council Homes Lay Empty
Almost £1.5m in rent was lost in just 10 months while empty council homes in Caerphilly county were being prepared for new tenants, it has been revealed.
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Lindsay Whittle Backs “Owain’s Law” Campaign On Brain Tumour Tissue
Caerphilly Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle hosted Ellie James at the Senedd in her campaign to end a hidden postcode lottery, denying patients access to life-extending treatment.
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Plaid Leader Condemns £45m Caerphilly Redevelopment Plans
Plans unveiled for a £45m redevelopment in Caerphilly Town Centre have been slammed by Councillor Charlotte Bishop, leader of the Plaid Cymru group.
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Plaid Condemns Plans For PupilsTo Walk Along ‘Unsafe’ Routes To School
Plaid Cymru politicians have slammed controversial changes to home to school transport which, they warn, will lead to many children having to walk along unsafe roads.
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Potholes: What Happens In The Future
Penyrheol councillor Steve Skivens has recently highlighted the potholes crisis impacting roads across Caerphilly County.
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Lindsay Whittle Raises NHS Dentist Crisis In Senedd
Plaid Cymru Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle quizzed the First Minister today over the NHS Wales dental crisis.
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Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle Praises Caerphilly Academic’s Top Science Award
Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle highlighted the prestigious science award given to state educated Caerphilly-born Kate Watkins academic at the Senedd today.
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Plaid Senedd Member Blasts Lack Of Rail Funding For Wales
Caerphilly Senedd Member Lindsay Whittle has launched a stinging attack on the lack of rail funding for the Valleys network provided by the Westminster Labour Government.
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Delyth Jewell MS - Time For New Environmental Leadership For Wales And New Welsh Government Net Zero Target By 2040
South Wales East MS Delyth Jewell has described the forthcoming Senedd election as a tipping point in history and has outlined the need for new environmental leadership for Wales.