Today in the Spring Statement, the Chancellor set out his plans to ease the cost of living for working families across Wales with the largest tax cuts in a quarter of a century.
I strongly support these tax cuts as it means more money remains in the pockets of the Welsh people and delivers the biggest net cut to personal taxes in over 25 years.
Today, the UK Government launched the Cyber Aware campaign, which advices on how to protect yourself from cyber-criminals and cyber-attacks
I met with the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak to convey concerns regarding the rising cost of living and to hear what steps the UK Government is taking to help tackle this crisis.
Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate the achievements of women in Bridgend and across the world.
I have held numerous meetings with Openreach and broadband providers such as Fibrenest to call for better broadband in Bridgend. I welcome this announcement as a brilliant start to bringing Ultrafast Full Fibre to the whole of Bridgend.
Having recently raised the issue of needing to support Gurkha veterans who meet the criteria to resettle in the UK in Parliament, I am pleased to see the UK Government offering the support to our veterans who meet the criteria.
I welcome the UK Government’s announcement of new sanctions on Russia, in response to their unprovoked, premeditated attack on Ukraine:
Storm Eunice caused severe disruption across Wales and the United Kingdom, with over 80,000 homes expected to be impacted.
However, it was promising to hear that the storm defences, invested in over the last 12 months, have been successful in stopping the most severe damage across the United Kingdom.
I am pleased to see the UK Government’s announcement to start the rollout of veteran ID cards as part of the Strategy for our Veterans.
I have met with colleagues at the Department for Levelling Up to discuss the new changes to private parking charges.
The measures will be a major boost to motorists in Wales and will help draw people back to the Bridgend Town Centre by eliminating the fear of being unfairly caught out.
