Today Marks 100 days Until The Senedd Elections🗳️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 | WalesOnline

🚨SENEDD MEMBER SAYS ALL PRISONERS SHOULD GET THE VOTE🚨 Senedd member Jenny Rathbone explicitly said that ALL prisoners should get the vote. If she literally means all prisoners, that would include Southport killer Axel Rudabukana. Disgraceful. She said, "I regard voting not just as a right, but a duty of all citizens. And that should include all prisoners". Rathbone then went on to downplay prisoners' motives, arguing, "most of them haven't set out to commit a crime, they've just on the spur o

Yesterday, the Welsh Assembly became the first political institution to turn its back on the Single Market, voting against its membership by 40 to 7. Leader of UKIP Wales, Nathan Gill AM MEP said of the vote, "They're showing us the Welsh Assembly has accepted the fact that Brexit must mean Brexit. There's no point wishing we can revisit this vote. We're saying we don't want the membership of the Single Market to be the main focus of Brexit negotiations. We've recognised the fact that if you are

The objectives of a default 20mph were explained very well by this Welsh Assembly Member in 2018. And its great to see that since implementing 20mph as the default for urban, built-up areas there have been over 1,000 fewer casualties on those roads. | 20's Plenty for Us

2.1K views | Spot the difference... Welsh Assembly or Welsh Government? Steffan Powell of BBC Newsbeat plays the game in his latest #Wales2016 election guide | BBC Wales News | Facebook

29K views · 339 reactions | Nigel Farage has confirmed he won’t be standing at the Senedd election despite rumours that he would be standing as a candidate. Rumours have been circulating for weeks in Cardiff Bay that the Reform leader could stand as a candidate at the Senedd election, so that he can take part in television debates. Though when ITV asked about his plans, Farage said to Sharp End, that he will not be doing that, as he believes it would be "cynical". | WalesOnline | Facebook

This week in the Senedd I had an opportunity to ask some questions to the minister’s annual statement on hate crime. It cannot be divorced from wider political debates - for example on immigration and recent events in Penally. | Leanne Wood