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Senedd.
devolved parliament of Wales
- Reports this week
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Senedd was accused of stalling a project due to its anti-American stance.Some support1 report
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The Welsh Government is responsible for resolving Brynglas Tunnels bottleneck issues and overall transport strategy concerning the region of Newport, Wales.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The Senedd's role in local infrastructure planning in Newport was highlighted.Some support1 report
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Nick Thomas-Symonds advocates for cooperation between UK and Welsh governments to equalize wildfire recovery funding and resources.Some support1 report
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Benefits spending in Wales has been reported to exceed one-third of the Senedd grant.Some support1 report
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Mark Drakeford announced the cancellation of the M4 Relief Road project, which was previously intended to increase M4 capacity around Newport.Some support4 reports2 developments inside
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Junction closure plans are affecting traffic, and authorities are reviewing congestion around Newport.Some support1 report
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Devolution push impacts all corners of Wales, with discussions centering on the Senedd's authority versus regional mayors and the oversight of companies like Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Sioned Williams argues that the Scotland Office's perspective is misaligned with the Senedd's will, negatively impacting devolution efforts in Wales.Some support1 report
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Senedd and Cyngor Gwynedd secured funding for beach improvements in Gwynedd.Well supported3 reports
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King Charles addressed the Senedd on October 14, 2026.Some support1 report
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Government funding is provided to support farming businesses, involving the Senedd and NFU Cymru.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Denbighshire entities, including Theatr Clwyd, are jointly funding an archive project and seeking Welsh Government support.Some support1 report
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Dafydd Trystan Davies is leading the push for justice devolution in Wales.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Constitutional Minister Dafydd Trystan Davies announced he would not proceed with a policy initiative in the Senedd.Some support1 report
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Antoniazzi was elected to the Senedd and joined the Labour Party on October 13, 2026.Some support1 report
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Pembrokeshire County Council is seeking collaboration with Natural Resources Wales and the Welsh Government to address local flooding issues.Some support2 reports
Earlier this month
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Policy regarding holiday home usage and council tax premiums in Anglesey.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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The Senedd is debating new tax policies for Anglesey and refusing to implement a proposed Tourist Tax.Some support1 report
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Shropshire is seeking investment from the Welsh Government to play a key role in shaping future developments.Some support1 report
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Eluned Morgan lost her seat in the Senedd elections, coinciding with a debate over scrapping territorial offices.Some support1 report
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The Senedd in Wales is advocating for regional policy changes and representing local concerns.Well supported11 reports5 developments inside
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The Senedd in Wales is debating housing and immigration policy, with members proposing measures like deportation and reserving housing for Welsh residents.Some support1 report
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Welsh Government legislation allows for the introduction of a new levy.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Mark Tami voiced support for opportunities in North Wales, focusing on education and the role of the chief dental officer for the Welsh Government.Some support2 reports
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Welsh Government provided funding support for housing upgrades in Pembrokeshire, with the Council working closely with a local company.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Welsh Government assigned Social Housing Grant funding, and the Council plans to buy homes in Saundersfoot.Some support1 report
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A council involving Senedd guidance must follow requirements regarding accommodation provision.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Marc Jones urges the government to reject housing plans affecting Wrexham, which is subject to Welsh Government policy.Some support1 report
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Monmouthshire County Council requires appointments for the revival of its local authority.Some support1 report
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The Welsh Government is facing criticism for allowing decline in the region.Some support1 report
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The Senedd narrowly rejected the motion to remain in the UK, setting equality with Scotland as the minimum goal. Andy Burnham ruled out referendum powers for the Welsh government.Some support1 report
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The Welsh Government is the devolved executive of Wales.Well supported13 reports3 developments inside
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Mabon ap Gwynfor was appointed a cabinet minister in the Welsh government following the Senedd election.Some support1 report
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Senedd funds safety improvements at a former coal tip site.Some support1 report
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Peter Fox, Member of the Senedd for Monmouthshire, called on the Welsh Government for grant funding.Some support1 report
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Dan Thomas led Reform in Wales, while Helen Jenner concurrently served as a Member of the Senedd.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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River Monnow reached high levels, overwhelming defenses, prompting emergency financial assistance from the Welsh Government.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The Senedd in Wales has introduced new policies specifically targeting the agricultural sector.Some support7 reports5 developments inside
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The Senedd consulted legal counsel on electoral law matters.Some support1 report
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A dispute has arisen regarding consequential funding allocations for Wrexham, which are being received from English education spending.Some support6 reports1 development inside
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The Senedd in Wales is facing pressure from a farmers' union regarding its agricultural policies.Some support3 reports
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Several individuals, including Laura Anne Jones and EVANS, are members of the Senedd, the devolved parliament of Wales.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Laura Anne Jones has been elected as a Senedd member, representing Sir Fynwy Torfaen, and has been elected as deputy leader of Reform UK Wales.Some support2 reports
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Senedd elections were held in Wales on August 7, 2026.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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River management bodies in Wales are underfunded and struggling to cope with severe weather and flooding, necessitating increased funding.Some support2 reports
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Michael Sheen sought a meeting with the Senedd regarding claims of chemical contamination.Well supported5 reports
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Dan Thomas is demanding transparency regarding the costs of the flagship childcare policy from the Senedd.Well supported5 reports
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Natural Resources Wales is monitoring salmon populations in Welsh rivers and urging the Welsh Government to commit to necessary action.Some support1 report
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Pembrokeshire County Council is delivering funding in partnership with central governments.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Laura Anne Jones challenged the government regarding climate targets and farming policy on July 1, 2026.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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Leaders, including Andy Burnham and John Swinney, discussed the Celtic alliance and seeking further devolution powers for the Senedd from the UK.Well supported5 reports3 developments inside
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Senedd leaders, including Helen Jenner, discussed the UK structure and criticized the UK government's independence talks.Some support1 report
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The Senedd operates within the geographical boundaries of Wales.Some support2 reports
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Senedd approval needed for rate cut.Some support2 reports
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The Senedd in Wales is responsible for disease control policy within the nation.Some support1 report
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Plaid Cymru and Welsh Labour governments published spending plans and budgets for debate in the Senedd.Well supported11 reports1 development inside
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Debate continues in the Senedd regarding political donations and the budget pressures facing Plaid Cymru.Some support1 report
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Torfaen Council followed guidance from the Welsh Government on September 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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A review of the constituencies represented by the Senedd in Wales is currently underway.Well supported4 reports
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What's reaching Senedd
Events traced to Senedd, step by step, newest first- Drought crisis in Wales forces Senedd to consider resource managementSenedd may need to legislate on water and agricultural resilience in WalesLikely
- Closer EU ties could shape Senedd's policy agendaSenedd's policy focus may shift toward EU cooperation and economic reliefPossible
- Senedd may gain more power as devolution agenda expands across UKSenedd may gain more tools to support regional economic development in WalesPossible
- Senedd must oversee new legislation for coal-tip safetySenedd must oversee new legislation and £80 million grant for coal-tip safetyLikely
- Police strain may force Senedd to review local fundingPolice strain may force Senedd to review local fundingPossible
- New local businesses may support the Senedd's sustainability goalsNew local businesses may support the Senedd's sustainability goals.Possible
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- South Wales' green steel goal may require Senedd legislative supportThe Senedd may need to adjust its legislative focus to support South Wales' green steel ambition.Possible
- Senedd faces policy shift as heat pump subsidies are cutSenedd faces altered policy landscape as heat pump subsidies are cutPossible
- Senedd may need to legislate specific Welsh housing schemeSenedd may need to legislate specific Welsh housing schemePossible
- Heightened flood risk may require Senedd action on defensesThe Senedd may need to address increased flood risk and resilience funding.Possible
- Senedd may need to respond to proposed national care systemThe Senedd may need to respond to the proposed national care system modelPossible
- Senedd faces pressure for greater autonomy after nationalist leaders meetThe Senedd faces increased political pressure for greater autonomy and constitutional reformPossible
Around Senedd this week
News at the entities that move Senedd most-
Labour Party StructuralLouise Upston prevents a bill from reaching the House while Labour plans a social media ban opposed by Erica Stanford and Christopher Luxon.Moves Senedd
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Andy Burnham OperationalIMF warns Labour ministers Burnham and Healey that the UK must cut state size and satisfy security partners.Moves Senedd
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England StructuralCelebrities like Justin Bieber and Wim Hof popularized cold-water therapy, with Maidstone being a prison in England and Wales.Moves Senedd
Connections
The 40 strongest of 254, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Wales Structural
The Senedd is the devolved parliament and legislative body responsible for governance and policy-making within Wales.
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Helen Jenner Structural
Helen Jenner holds a formal role as a Member and Group Leader within the Senedd.
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Mott MacDonald Structural
Mott MacDonald holds a current contract to manage procurement functions for the Welsh Government (Senedd).
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Dan Thomas Structural
Dan Thomas served as an elected representative in the Senedd, holding leadership roles for the opposition group.
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Mark Hooper Structural
Mark Hooper serves as a Member and Deputy Minister within the Senedd, conducting official duties within the legislative body.
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Labour Party Structural
The Senedd functioned as the legislative body controlled by the Labour Party during this period.
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Ken Skates Structural
Ken Skates holds a membership role in the Senedd, participating in its legislative and political functions.
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Welsh Labour Operational
The Senedd and Welsh Labour engage in continuous political negotiation, debate, and policy competition over budgets and legislative matters.
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Marc Jones Structural
Marc Jones holds a formal membership role within the Senedd body.
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Newport Structural
The Senedd provides legislative oversight, funding, and infrastructure planning that determines the viability and function of Newport.
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Heledd Fychan Structural
Heledd Fychan serves as a Cabinet Minister for Culture and Sport within the Senedd structure.
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Senedd Commission Structural
Senedd Commission functions as the corporate entity established to carry out the operational duties of the Senedd.
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Wrexham Operational
Senedd actively represents Wrexham's political interests and engages in policy and funding disputes regarding local resource management.
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Laura Anne Jones Structural
Laura Anne Jones serves as a member and representative within the Senedd.
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Dafydd Trystan Davies Structural
Davies holds a ministerial role and performs legislative and constitutional functions within the Senedd.
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Anglesey Structural
The Senedd, through the devolved Welsh Government, holds legislative and administrative authority over Anglesey's planning, taxation, and resource management.
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Cardiff Council Structural
The Senedd sets policy and provides oversight, while the Cardiff Council actively collaborates on joint projects and funding.
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Natural Resources Wales Structural
The Senedd provides the legislative and governmental framework required for Natural Resources Wales to execute resource management and drought orders.
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Jane Dodds Structural
Jane Dodds serves as a duly elected member of the Senedd, the Welsh parliament.
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Natasha Asghar Structural
Natasha Asghar holds a formal position as a member of the Senedd and actively participates in its legislative function.
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Pembrokeshire County Council Structural
The County Council relies on the Senedd for funding, regulatory frameworks, and policy solutions.
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Anna Brychan Structural
Anna Brychan serves as Cabinet Secretary for Education, holding an executive role that influences the policy and operational functions of the Senedd.
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Welsh Conservative Party Structural
The party was responsible for the elected officials' tenure in the Senedd.
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Sioned Williams Structural
Sioned Williams functions as a member addressing the Senedd on policy matters like childcare.
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Matthew Jones Structural
Matthew Jones serves as a member of the Senedd, the body whose function he performs.
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Andy Burnham Operational
Burnham actively discusses, advocates for, and sets boundaries regarding the powers and future of the Senedd and devolution.
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Cefin Campbell Structural
Cefin Campbell holds a formal governmental role as deputy minister for skills within the Senedd structure.
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Nigel Williams Structural
Nigel Williams serves as a constituency representative within the Senedd, the devolved parliament.
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Flintshire County Council Structural
Flintshire County Council relies on the Senedd for governmental funding and actively engages in policy lobbying and oversight.
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Cathy Holt Structural
The research facilities associated with Cathy Holt receive financial support from the Welsh Government, which is enabled by the Senedd.
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Helen Jenner Structural
Helen Jenner serves as an elected member of the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament.
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Powys Structural
Powys operates under the legislative and policy oversight of the Senedd, the devolved parliament of Wales.
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Torfaen Structural
Torfaen's local government functions are functionally dependent on the Senedd's legislative framework for funding and electoral processes.
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Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board Structural
The Senedd establishes the governmental and legislative targets that govern the operational performance of the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
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Westminster Operational
The relationship is characterized by political competition, with the Senedd asserting autonomy against Westminster regulations and turmoil.
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Janet Finch-Saunders Structural
Janet Finch-Saunders holds a formal membership role within the Senedd, representing its concerns.
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Conwy Structural
The Senedd holds legislative responsibility for resource allocation and provides funding to Conwy.
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Monmouthshire County Council Operational
Senedd actively influences Monmouthshire County Council through policy pressure, financial assistance, and collaborative studies.
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England Structural
Senedd receives consequential funding and policy influence derived from English education spending.
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Lynne Neagle Structural
Lynne Neagle participates in policy development and funding decisions within the Senedd.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
17 events- Senedd was accused of stalling a project due to its anti-American stance.
- The Senedd's role in local infrastructure planning in Newport was highlighted.
- Nick Thomas-Symonds advocates for cooperation between UK and Welsh governments to equalize wildfire recovery funding and resources.
- Benefits spending in Wales has been reported to exceed one-third of the Senedd grant.
- Junction closure plans are affecting traffic, and authorities are reviewing congestion around Newport.
- Sioned Williams argues that the Scotland Office's perspective is misaligned with the Senedd's will, negatively impacting devolution efforts in Wales.
- King Charles addressed the Senedd on October 14, 2026.
- Denbighshire entities, including Theatr Clwyd, are jointly funding an archive project and seeking Welsh Government support.
- Constitutional Minister Dafydd Trystan Davies announced he would not proceed with a policy initiative in the Senedd.
- Antoniazzi was elected to the Senedd and joined the Labour Party on October 13, 2026.
- Pembrokeshire County Council is seeking collaboration with Natural Resources Wales and the Welsh Government to address local flooding issues.
- The Senedd is debating new tax policies for Anglesey and refusing to implement a proposed Tourist Tax.
- Shropshire is seeking investment from the Welsh Government to play a key role in shaping future developments.
- Eluned Morgan lost her seat in the Senedd elections, coinciding with a debate over scrapping territorial offices.
- The Senedd in Wales is debating housing and immigration policy, with members proposing measures like deportation and reserving housing for Welsh residents.
- Mark Tami voiced support for opportunities in North Wales, focusing on education and the role of the chief dental officer for the Welsh Government.
- Welsh Government assigned Social Housing Grant funding, and the Council plans to buy homes in Saundersfoot.
September 2026
23 events- Devolution push impacts all corners of Wales, with discussions centering on the Senedd's authority versus regional mayors and the oversight of companies like Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru.
- Marc Jones urges the government to reject housing plans affecting Wrexham, which is subject to Welsh Government policy.
- Monmouthshire County Council requires appointments for the revival of its local authority.
- The Welsh Government is facing criticism for allowing decline in the region.
- The Senedd narrowly rejected the motion to remain in the UK, setting equality with Scotland as the minimum goal. Andy Burnham ruled out referendum powers for the Welsh government.
- Mabon ap Gwynfor was appointed a cabinet minister in the Welsh government following the Senedd election.
- Senedd funds safety improvements at a former coal tip site.
- Peter Fox, Member of the Senedd for Monmouthshire, called on the Welsh Government for grant funding.
- Dan Thomas led Reform in Wales, while Helen Jenner concurrently served as a Member of the Senedd.
- The Senedd consulted legal counsel on electoral law matters.
- The Senedd in Wales is facing pressure from a farmers' union regarding its agricultural policies.
- Laura Anne Jones has been elected as a Senedd member, representing Sir Fynwy Torfaen, and has been elected as deputy leader of Reform UK Wales.
- River management bodies in Wales are underfunded and struggling to cope with severe weather and flooding, necessitating increased funding.
- Michael Sheen sought a meeting with the Senedd regarding claims of chemical contamination.
- Natural Resources Wales is monitoring salmon populations in Welsh rivers and urging the Welsh Government to commit to necessary action.
- Pembrokeshire County Council is delivering funding in partnership with central governments.
- Senedd leaders, including Helen Jenner, discussed the UK structure and criticized the UK government's independence talks.
- The Senedd operates within the geographical boundaries of Wales.
- Senedd approval needed for rate cut.
- The Senedd in Wales is responsible for disease control policy within the nation.
- Debate continues in the Senedd regarding political donations and the budget pressures facing Plaid Cymru.
- Torfaen Council followed guidance from the Welsh Government on September 1, 2026.
- A review of the constituencies represented by the Senedd in Wales is currently underway.
August 2026
5 events- Senedd and Cyngor Gwynedd secured funding for beach improvements in Gwynedd.
- The Senedd in Wales is advocating for regional policy changes and representing local concerns.
- Welsh Government legislation allows for the introduction of a new levy.
- A council involving Senedd guidance must follow requirements regarding accommodation provision.
- Senedd elections were held in Wales on August 7, 2026.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
8 events- The Welsh Government is responsible for resolving Brynglas Tunnels bottleneck issues and overall transport strategy concerning the region of Newport, Wales.
- Government funding is provided to support farming businesses, involving the Senedd and NFU Cymru.
- The Welsh Government is the devolved executive of Wales.
- River Monnow reached high levels, overwhelming defenses, prompting emergency financial assistance from the Welsh Government.
- The Senedd in Wales has introduced new policies specifically targeting the agricultural sector.
- A dispute has arisen regarding consequential funding allocations for Wrexham, which are being received from English education spending.
- Laura Anne Jones challenged the government regarding climate targets and farming policy on July 1, 2026.
- Leaders, including Andy Burnham and John Swinney, discussed the Celtic alliance and seeking further devolution powers for the Senedd from the UK.
June 2026
7 events- Mark Drakeford announced the cancellation of the M4 Relief Road project, which was previously intended to increase M4 capacity around Newport.
- Dafydd Trystan Davies is leading the push for justice devolution in Wales.
- Policy regarding holiday home usage and council tax premiums in Anglesey.
- Welsh Government provided funding support for housing upgrades in Pembrokeshire, with the Council working closely with a local company.
- Several individuals, including Laura Anne Jones and EVANS, are members of the Senedd, the devolved parliament of Wales.
- Dan Thomas is demanding transparency regarding the costs of the flagship childcare policy from the Senedd.
- Plaid Cymru and Welsh Labour governments published spending plans and budgets for debate in the Senedd.