A minister presented priorities to the Senedd regarding the future of Wales.
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A minister presented priorities to the Senedd regarding the future of Wales.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Local council priorities are influenced by regional political bodies, involving Pontypool and the Senedd.Sub-event
- Sioned Williams discussed the expansion of childcare services across Wales.Sub-event
- Opposition leader Dan Thomas questions the First Minister of Wales regarding service delivery issues in the devolved government.Sub-event
- A political center related to Senedd intake was established in Cardiff Bay, the original home base of a politician.Sub-event
Minister presented priorities to the Senedd regarding the future of Wales.1 source
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Senedd
devolved parliament of Wales
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Wales
country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom
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