MS Visits Wylfa and Gwyndod Sites to Discuss North Wales’ Nuclear Future Thursday, 30 July, 2026 Janet Finch-Saunders MS recently took part in an official visit to the Wylfa site on Anglesey, followed by the new Gwyndod site, to learn more about the future of nuclear energy in North Wales and the opportunities presented by Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). The visit began at the former Wylfa power station, where the Member met with Stuart Law, Sit Director at Wylfa, to hear about the ongoing... Local News
Support for elected Mayor campaign – but trigger threshold is high 18th January 2016 Welsh Conservatives have long highlighted the beneficial role directly elected Mayors could offer to communities in Wales. Opinions
Spokespersons’ Questions – Minister for Public Services 13th January 2016 Spokespersons’ Questions – Minister for Public Services Senedd News
Statement: Update on Welsh Government Action on Flooding in Wales 12th January 2016 Statement: Update on Welsh Government Action on Flooding in Wales Senedd News
First Minister's Questions - Tuesday 12th January 2016 12th January 2016 First Minister’s Questions Senedd News
A55: Correspondence 11th January 2016 Janet Finch-Saunders AM has written to the Welsh Labour Government Minister responsible for the ongoing roadworks at the Penmaenbach Tunnel on the A55. Here you... Local News
Janet Finch-Saunders AM visits Penrhyn Bay Medical Centre, Llandudno 7th January 2016 Janet Finch-Saunders, Conservative AM for Aberconwy, has been finding out how patients in the constituency are benefiting from the expertise of a pharmacist... Local News
New senior pay guidelines questioned 7th December 2015 Welsh Conservatives have questioned a set of new guidelines surrounding senior public sector pay in Wales. Senedd News
Shadow Minister backs elected mayor campaign 4th December 2015 The Shadow Minister for Local Government has backed a campaign for Cardiff to have Wales' first directly elected mayor. Senedd News
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Small Businesses 2nd December 2015 Small and medium-sized enterprises in Wales account for 99.9 per cent of private sector business, three quarters of employment and 59 per cent of turnover. Speeches
