We were the first part of the UK to suspend routine work in the NHS, to give the NHS time to prepare for coronavirus, including staff to be retrained in the skills they need to treat patients. This has helped the NHS in Wales prepare for coronavirus. Having a national planned and provided NHS Wales

Does Wales have a plan for testing? Our national testing plan has two main aims – to reduce the harm caused by coronavirus and to help the public and professionals get back to their normal daily lives. Who is being tested? Wales started testing people on January 29, as they returned from countries where coronavirus

The Deputy Minister and Chief Whip, Jane Hutt, today (5th May) welcomed the Justice Minister Lucy Frazer’s announcement that the first residential centre for women offenders will be in Wales. Many women are sent to prison, often for low-level summary offences, where the impact of incarceration has a catastrophic impact on them and their families.

From today, victims of domestic abuse will be able to access safe spaces at Boots UK pharmacy consultation rooms across the country where they can contact specialist domestic abuse services for support and advice. Launched by charity Hestia’s UK SAYS NO MORE campaign, the scheme is in response to the desperate situation facing many victims

I’m calling on constituents from the Welsh-Chinese community to put themselves forward for a new award designed to recognise their achievements and contributions to national life. Nominations are now open for The Blossom Awards which aim to identify high achievers from the Welsh-Chinese and British-Chinese Community across the country in a range of fields from

Shopworkers’ trade union Usdaw has today released shocking statistics from their survey which shows that on average UK shopworkers have been verbally abused, threatened or assaulted every week during the Coronavirus emergency. The union’s 2019 survey found that average was nearly once a fortnight, so incidents have doubled in the last month. While not all