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It was an opportunity for us to do more than pay tribute. It was a chance to discuss the support they need, the challenges they face and what more we can do to improve their lives.
Reform's actions are shameful, unpatriotic and disrespectful to the Armed Forces community.
Reform UK must explain why they chose political theatre over their responsibility to represent those who served.
Our commitment to those who serve, those who have served, and their families must never waver.
Today, we remember all those who gave their lives in service of our country and honour everyone who has served and continues to serve.
We think of the families and communities who carry their loss.
We will remember them.
After months on strike, Cwm Taf Morgannwg health visitors have succeeded in ending their pay dispute with the Plaid Welsh Government.
A deal is welcome, but workers and families waited too long for a resolution.
We stood and continue to stand in solidarity with health visitors.
We will remember them.
Devolution means giving people more say over the decisions that affect their lives and Welsh Labour is the party of devolution.
Last night’s supplementary budget win is just the start of securing the support children and young people with additional learning needs across Wales deserve.
Delighted the supplementary budget has passed, securing £60m for ALN.
Plaid originally allocated £0. After pressure from Welsh Labour, it proposed £40m. That wasn’t enough. Plaid then put forward £60m, which we supported.
A positive step, but we’ll keep pressing for more.
Here’s why strong opposition matters.
If tonight’s supplementary budget passes, an extra £60 million will be available to support children and young people with additional learning needs in schools across Wales.
Every child with additional learning needs deserves the right support.
Sarah from Flint raised her concerns with me, and I put her question to the First Minister in the Senedd this afternoon.
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