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
Failure to invest in roads storing up problems for the future 9th October 2015 According to new Welsh Government released figures, spending by councils on roads and highways has fallen to an 11-year low. Senedd News
Patients must be priority 8th October 2015 Reacting to the news that Llandudno Hospital theatres are to remain closed for a further 5 weeks as repair works to a ventilation fault are undertaken, Janet... Local News
2016 is a referendum on the future of the NHS 7th October 2015 The Leader of the Welsh Conservatives has labelled next year’s Welsh General Election a ‘referendum on the future of the National Health Service’ during his... Articles
A referendum for council mergers? 2nd October 2015 In today's leading article on the Institue fo Welsh Affairs new's blog - Click On Wales - Janet Finch-Saunders says council mergers should be subject to a... Opinions
Welsh Conservatives Debate on Council Tax and Public Services 30th September 2015 Welsh Conservatives Debate on Council Tax and Public Services Speeches
Welsh Conservatives Debate on High Streets and Town Centres 30th September 2015 Welsh Conservatives Debate on High Streets and Town Centres Speeches
Welsh Conservatives Debate on Public Services 30th September 2015 Welsh Conservatives Debate on Public Services Speeches
Welsh Conservatives Debate on Supporting Small Businesses 30th September 2015 Welsh Conservatives Debate on Supporting Small Businesses Speeches
No local authority mergers without your say-so 30th September 2015 For too long, confusion has reigned over the future of local government in Wales; and – with it – the future identify of many of Wales’ proudest communities. Articles
