Wales
Welsh affairs, Senedd, Welsh devolution
Recent PMQs Questions
View all 58PMQs 2026-07-08
I am deeply grateful for what the Prime Minister has helped us deliver in Cornwall in the past couple of years, whether that is free breakfast clubs, urgent capital funding for GP surgeries or the Ker...
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Diolch yn fawro, Lefarydd. The end of the Prime Minister's premiership comes close on the heels of the end of Labour's 100-year dominance in Wales. People simply did not feel that his party stood up f...
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Welsh voters have chosen a Plaid Cymru Government focused on fairness and hope, demanding funding recovery from High Speed 2, a fair financial arrangement for Wales, and enhanced governance over its n...
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When the Prime Minister visited Ely in my constituency recently to launch the UK child poverty strategy, I took the opportunity to discuss with him the much-needed Pride in Place funding that we want ...
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Will the Prime Minister agree that only with two Labour Governments working together can we restore pride in our Welsh seaside towns?...
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I am delighted at the spending review commitment of £445 million for Welsh rail. A new station at Magor and Undy will take cars off the congested M4, offer greener journeys, and open doors for local r...
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The Scottish and Welsh Governments have banned the construction of new waste incinerators because of health and pollution concerns. The previous Government paused them and committed to banning them. W...
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Will the Prime Minister put the River Wye into special measures by designating it a water protection zone, and will he meet me and the excellent cross-border Wye Catchment Partnership to deliver its p...
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My constituent Janette has ME and chronic pain. Due to the Welsh winter conditions and loss of winter fuel payments, she faces more muscle soreness and fatigue. With 86% of pensioners in poverty or ju...
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Plaid Cymru, too, pays tribute to Alex Salmond and Sir David Amess. One in five people in Wales are on an NHS waiting list. The Secretary of State for Wales says that a new cross-border NHS plan would...
Recent Ministerial Questions
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The Swansea residential women's centre, due to open in 2024 but now not looking like it will open at all. What steps is the Minister taking to ensure that Welsh women can access alternatives to custod...
Transport Connectivity Border Communities
I am following up on my earlier question about cross-border transport connectivity. My constituency is located on the English-Welsh border, with many residents relying on these connections daily. I in...
Defence Spending
The increase in spending for Wales should encourage us all, as it does across this great United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Does the right hon. Lady agree that the extra money for d...
Defence Spending
In the King's Speech, the Labour Government made it clear that our key priorities are national security, economic security and energy security. Those three priorities have one thing in common: the pro...
Defence Spending
What assessment she has made of the potential impact of increases in defence spending on Wales?...
Cost of Living
Does the Secretary of State concede that Plaid Cymru is focusing on making a difference to people's lives and lowering the cost of living in Wales? We see actions rather than just words from them....
Cost of Living
Can you update the House on the impact that these measures will have in Wales? I want to know how it will benefit my constituents and local businesses....
Cost of Living
What steps are you taking with Cabinet colleagues to help reduce the cost of living in Wales? I am concerned about the impact on families and individuals struggling financially....
Job Creation
I am specifically talking about the steel fund and the contribution it will make to Wales; we know that that money is going to Scunthorpe. The Welsh economy is at least £4 billion smaller and exports ...
Job Creation
The Secretary of State had some cheek earlier, but Wales has less than six weeks of a Plaid Cymru Government. The Port Talbot steelworks fire caused huge damage, but no guarantee of Labour's £2.5 bill...