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Aberconwy

Wednesday 23 March 2022 · 2 questions

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Answered 1 Partly answered 1 Not answered 0

Key points

  • Robin Millar asked about recent steps taken to support people in the Aberconwy constituency.
  • The Minister highlighted investment in a new tourism and innovation hub in Llandudno and improving digital connectivity for over 60 public buildings across Aberconwy.
  • The UK Government funded a bilingual book for schoolchildren in Wales to commemorate the platinum jubilee.

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Questions & Answers

Q1 Robin Millar
Economy Wales Local Government
Context

The MP is seeking information on recent steps taken to support residents in the Aberconwy constituency.

Question

What recent steps have you taken with Cabinet colleagues to help support people living in Aberconwy constituency?

Answer from David Davies

Levelling up is all about places like Aberconwy. From our investment in a new tourism and innovation hub in Llandudno to improving digital connectivity for over 60 public buildings across Aberconwy, we will give everyone in Wales the opportunity to flourish and ensure that no place is left behind.

Partly answered

Not addressed: The answer did not specify recent steps taken with Cabinet colleagues specifically.

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Q2 Robin Millar
Education Wales
Context

The MP thanks the Minister and asks about the distribution of a book to commemorate the platinum jubilee, specifically in Aberconwy and Ynys Môn.

Question

I thank the Minister on behalf of residents for his answer and for the UK Government's interest. The UK Government have funded a book for every schoolchild in the UK to commemorate the platinum jubilee. A bilingual version has been printed for schoolchildren in Wales. What steps is the Minister taking to ensure that schoolchildren in Wales and Aberconwy—and even in Ynys Môn—will receive a copy of that book?

Answer from David Davies

My hon. Friend is correct. The UK Government wanted to celebrate the enormous achievement and the enormous commitment to public service that has been made by our monarch, and have produced the book bilingually to ensure that schoolchildren across Wales are able to read bilingually about the contribution made by Her Majesty the Queen. I am sure they all look forward eagerly to receiving their copy. The UK Government are working with the Welsh Government to ensure that that can happen imminently.

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