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£67.4 million lost for families in South Wales Central

This week Plaid Cymru lead a debate in the Senedd on Universal Credit.

l strongly opposes the UK Government's proposal to scrap the £20 uplift in universal credit. This proposed cut would effect 65,230 families living in Cardiff, Rhondda Cynon Taf and the Vale of Glamorgan, amounting to a total loss of £67.4 million.

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Welcoming back our Welsh Olympic Heroes

I was honoured to welcome back our wonderful Wales team at the Senedd this week following their amazing achievements at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic games.

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A470 tolls wrong solution to an urgent problem

Plaid accuse Labour of “headline grabbing sticking plaster solution” over A470 toll idea

a470.jpgThe Welsh Government over the summer have been consulting on proposals to charge drivers to use the A470 between Upper Boat and Pontypridd, as part of plans to reduce pollution via a Clean Air Zone. Most residents were made aware by letters being shared on social media by some residents who had received notification, whilst others who would be impacted have received no information and were therefore unable to respond to the consultation.

 

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Meet the Team

With the start of the new Senedd term fast approaching, I’d like to introduce you to my team.

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Bus Complaint Form Now Live

Because so many of you have been in contact over the past few months about problems with your local bus service, I’ve now created a dedicated section on my website where you can leave your comments anytime. 

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Trehafod Community Garden

Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting Trehafod Community Garden. Volunteers have recently taken over the running of a local park/ communal area, and it recently opened on the 31 July.

 

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Thank You: My First 100 days

Today marks 100 days since I was elected to be your Member of the Senedd for South Wales Central.

Looking back at the past few months, it is impossible to put into words how truly honoured I am to represent you.

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National Allotment Week

Its National Allotment week – and the theme this year is ‘Plotting for the Future’  

A theme which celebrates sustainability.  

I was honoured to visit Pritchard Street Allotment in Tonyrefail and hear from Caryl and Rhys, residents who have been growing on the allotment for 18 years.  

 

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“We need to save lives now and agree to a Peoples Vaccine!”

\Right now in Wales, it may feel that the end of the pandemic is in sight, but in some places in the world the pandemic is becoming even more deadly.

Whilst we were enjoying watching the euros in June, in Uganda, their national football stadium was being used as a field hospital to treat COVID patients.

The cases in the country also increased significantly, by 1,000 per cent in June, with only 4,000 people out of a population of 45 million having received two doses of the vaccine. This deadly lack of vaccines is a story that is being repeated across the world, namely in low-income countries.

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Sub-standard bus services impacting our communities

Bus stopI recently ran a survey about local bus services, after receiving a number of complaints from residents living in the wider Pontypridd area. Having previously raised these concerns in the Senedd, I wanted to find out more about how residents feel about the service and the impact poor services or a lack of service has been having on them.

74% of those that responded states that the service was both unreliable and not value for money, and shared the impact this is having on their lives.

 

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