‘Lucy’s Law’ ban on third party puppy and kitten sales to be debated in the Welsh Assembly

‘Lucy’s Law’ – the campaign to ban third party puppy and kitten sales – will be discussed tomorrow (Wednesday) in a short debate tabled by Andrew RT Davies at the National Assembly for Wales.

Information provided by the First Minister on an Environmental Impact Assessment for the Barry Docks Incinerator was “inaccurate” – a Welsh Government minister has admitted. 

The Welsh Government must do more to help smokers quit the habit – South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has said. 

The Welsh Government must announce their “overdue” decision on the incinerator at Barry Docks – South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has said. 

Ahead of Small Business Saturday (1st December), South Wales Central AM, Andrew RT Davies, has called on the Welsh Labour Government to increase support for small businesses across the region.

South Wales Central AM, Andrew RT Davies, has called for an Assembly inquiry into the chaos currently being seen across the rail network in Wales.

South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies has urged Vale residents to shop local this weekend – as Small Business Saturday takes place across the UK. 

South Wales Central AM Andrew RT Davies paid a visit to Macmillan Cancer’s mobile information service last week – as it spent the day based in Barry. 

A decision on whether an Environmental Impact Assessment will be carried out on the incinerator at Barry Docks should be made by the end of this month – it has been confirmed. 

Concerns about the closure of Llancarfan Primary School have been raised in the National Assembly for Wales.