A Conservative Assembly Member has today continued to fight for a distinguished Cardiff Swimming Club which is facing closure due to ‘unsustainable’ costs.

David Melding AM - the Shadow Minister for Housing, Heritage, Culture and Media - and the rest of the Culture, Welsh Language and Communications Committee have this week visited the Basque Country to learn about their language and broadcasting policies. 

The Senedd (Welsh Parliament) passed the Rental Fees Bill earlier this week which will ban a number of upfront letting fees and gives the Welsh Government the power to regulate certain other fees like holding deposits.

South Wales Central AM, David Melding has pledged to encourage constituents to donate and wear their iconic Marie Curie daffodil throughout February and March to help the charity’s Nurses provide care and support to people living with a terminal illness.

Members of the National Assembly for Wales will today get to trial a deposit return machine to assess the impact that it could have on reducing plastic and can pollution in Wales.

Despite a national housing crisis,  Welsh Government estimates published today (30th January) have dropped the projected need for new houses by hundreds compared to a previous estimate in 2015.

In an Assembly debate today (Wednesday), the Welsh Labour-led Government will be urged to recognise that the housing crisis is “above party politics” and needs cross-party solutions.

First Minister Mark Drakeford has insisted he followed devolution law in appointing his new Welsh Government after legal concerns were raised.

Figures released this month have brought bad news for the Welsh Labour Government as housebuilding falls again.

Wales is in the midst of a housing crisis.

Whilst you’re unlikely to find many who disagree with that statement, there is a great deal of debate over what should be done about it.