Senedd Members support calls for better paternity leave in UK-wide parent...
Parents and Politicians joined together on the steps of the Senedd today calling for better paternity leave and support for new parents.
In a campaign...
Summer recess: What is it and what does the Senedd do...
Summer recess is here, meaning Senedd Members will not formally meet in Cardiff Bay for the next eight weeks - so what will they...
Wales’ minister for the constitution questioned on fair funding and Welsh...
Senedd Members clashed over plans to review Wales' funding formula, following the Welsh Government's defeat in its pursuit for change.
Constitution minister Dafydd Trystan Davies...
Vaping, healthy environments, and nutritious food among the priorities for Wales’...
Senedd Members have questioned the Welsh Government over a new £8 million obesity strategy, tightening restrictions on youth vaping, and regional inequalities in cancer...
Families across Wales will be able to access “simpler, more consistent”...
Families across Wales have been promised free childcare for all children aged nine months to four years by 2031, but the proposal could cost...
Farming minister denies plan to cut livestock numbers over ‘left-wing ideological...
The Welsh Government has no plans to force a reduction in livestock numbers to meet climate targets, the rural resilience minister has insisted.
Llyr Gruffydd...
MS: South Wales communities ‘have yet to fully recover’ from Thatcher
A quarter of Wales' population remains trapped in an "unacceptable health gap" due to decades of economic stagnation and political failure, a Senedd debate...
‘Expert group’ set up as government presses ahead with child payment...
An "expert group" has been set up as the Welsh Government looks to pilot its proposed child payment.
Wales' Deputy First Minister faced questions on...
“For too long, women’s health has been treated as an afterthought”
Wales' first-ever dedicated women's health minister has promised a major overhaul of endometriosis and abortion services.
Addressing Senedd colleagues on July 7, Blaenau Gwent Caerffili...
Calls for Barnett Formula reform narrowly rejected in Senedd
Senedd Members have narrowly rejected a Welsh Government bid to reform the way Wales receives money from Westminster.
A motion calling for "fair funding for...
Welsh language thrives “through people and through use”
The Welsh language is "one of our biggest success stories as a small nation on the world stage", according to the minister responsible for...
Plans for new development agency for Wales: A “key driver” or...
A new development agency will "improve productivity", according to a Welsh Government minister – but opponents have dubbed it "yet another quango".
Enterprise, connectivity, and...
First Minister has “a lot to talk about” with incoming PM...
Wales' First Minister has said he has "a lot to talk about" with Andy Burnham if, as widely expected, he becomes Britain's new Prime...
Senedd commission questioned on working from home and GB news as...
The Senedd Commission faced questions on hybrid working, GB News and the cost of running the Welsh Parliament during its first scrutiny session of...
First Minister quizzed on further devolution, budget decisions, and misinformation in...
Rhun ap Iorwerth fielded questions on further devolution, budget decisions, and misinformation, at this week's First Minister's Questions.
Mr ap Iorwerth also answered questions on...
Wales’ new minister for culture and sport sets out priorities for...
Culture and sport "are not a nice to have - they are part of the solution to creating a healthier, more prosperous society", according...
First Minister questioned on housing, the Armed Forces, and Nation of...
Rhun ap Iorwerth fielded questions on housing shortages, the Armed Forces, and the Nation of Sanctuary as he returned for his third First Minister's...
Wales’ new Deputy First Minister faces questions for the first time...
Wales' Deputy First Minister said transgender people "feel under siege" as she faced questions on gender identity guidance in schools and the implementation of...
New minister for social justice and equality sets out priorities for...
"Respect, solidarity, and fairness" are the values that "underpin" the new Welsh Government's work to tackle poverty and reduce inequality, Wales' new social justice...
New minister for local government, housing and planning sets out priorities...
Wales' new housing minister has said everyone in Wales should have a "safe, warm home" – but admitted "this most basic of needs is...
Senedd members press First Minister on safeguarding, taxation, and overseas spending...
The First Minister faced questions on safeguarding in Welsh schools, taxation and overseas spending during today's First Minister's Questions.
Facing colleagues in the Siambr, Rhun...
Welsh Government announces Grassroots Pride fund open for applications
A Welsh Government fund supporting local Pride events will open for applications next week.
The Grassroots Pride Fund, delivered with support from Pride Cymru, aims...
First Minister outlines priorities for Welsh Government
First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth has pledged to tackle child poverty, cut NHS waiting lists and stand up for Wales during this Senedd term...
Senedd Members set for £3k pay rise after election
Senedd Members will see a pay rise of more than £3,000 following the 2026 Senedd election, with salaries up more than £12,000 since 2021.
The...
Devolved vs Reserved powers: What does the Senedd actually control?
Senedd Cymru, or the Welsh Parliament, is the devolved, democratically-elected, law-making body for Wales responsible for large swathes of public life.
On May 7, the...
Welsh-only: The new constituency names for the 2026 Senedd election
One of the many changes ahead of next month's Senedd election is the introduction of Welsh language names for the 16 new constituencies.
Set by...
The Senedd Election 2026: What’s changing? Why? And how does it...
On May 7 the way we vote in Senedd elections is changing.
If recent opinion polls are to be believed, the election could be one...