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LOCKING AWAY VACCINES IS “MORALLY REPREHENSIBLE”

“Global vaccines hold the key to locking down variants of concern – this is the inescapable truth” – Heledd Fychan MS

Plaid Cymru’s spokesperson for International Affairs, Heledd Fychan MS has called it “morally reprehensible” that high-income countries are hoarding COVID vaccines while just 8% of the population in low-income countries have received a single dose. 

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Heledd Fychan MS thanks local postmen and women for their hard work throughout the pandemic on a pre-christmas visit

Heledd Fychan MS visited Pontypridd Delivery Office to pass on Season’s Greetings to the Royal Mail team who are working hard to deliver cards and gifts in time for Christmas. It was also an opportunity to thank postal workers for all their hard working during the pandemic.

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Heledd Fychan MS meets Young Climate Activists at the Senedd

Last month Heledd Fychan MS met with a group of 20 highschool pupils from y Pant and Fitzalan High School as part of their visit to the Senedd with Surfers Against Sewage.

 Pupils had the opportunity to quiz Heledd and Julie James MS (Minister for Climate Change) on important issues such as the environment, plastic pollution and their experiences at COP26.

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People should have a voice in the future of Pontypridd

Plaid Cymru MS and RCT Councillor for Pontypridd Town Heledd Fychan has today launched a consultation to ask residents, businesses and visitors to Pontypridd to share their views on what they’d like to see happen to the currently vacant buildings in the town centre

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"A global pandemic requires a global response"

Heledd Fychan MS, Plaid Cymru’s spokesperson for International Affairs, talks about the People’s Vaccine and its role in the global fight against COVID-19.

I can still remember how I felt when the news first reached me that scientists working in labs around the world had created the first successful vaccine against COVID-19.

It’s fitting that the first vaccine to be approved – Pfizer BioNTech – was the result of international collaboration, and that at its launch, the CEO of BioNTech remarked “This is a global pandemic, which requires a global effort.”

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COP26 - Cities, Regions and the Built Environment Day

 

On 11 November, I attended COP26 in Glasgow where the focus was on Cities, Regions and the Built Environment.

The sessions I attended had a lot of great ideas regarding flood prevention and management, with communities taking a lead supported by Governments rather than left out of decision making. I also attended an interesting session about how music and the arts can help inspire people to take action in response to the climate emergency.

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sponsored walk from Clydach to Pontypridd.

This morning, I joined Jodie and Kyle as well as other volunteers from Grief Support Cymru on their sponsored walk from Clydach to Pontypridd.

 

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Covid Passes update

When Covid passes came into force in October I was contacted by many constituents across the region who shared their concerns that guidance wasn’t clear enough for those who were exempt from having the vaccine and taking Lateral Flow tests due to medical conditions.

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Global Day of Action for Climate Justice

It was an honour to join the thousands of activists on the streets of Cardiff to celebrate the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice (November the 6th)

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Pension Justice for the 1950s Women

Today I heard the powerful voices of the WASPI women who have come together from across Wales to demand one thing - justice. 

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