Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar has called for improvements to NHS provided staff accommodation in North Wales to help address the staff recruitment crisis in the region.

Last Thursday (September 13th) was World Sepsis Day. Sepsis is a life threatening condition that arises when the body’s response to an infection injures its own tissues and organs.

Assembly Member Darren Millar has welcomed news that organisations in Clwyd West are among those in North Wales celebrating National Lottery grants totalling £132,892. 

Heart and circulatory disease causes devastation throughout the UK.

Here in Wales around 375,000 people are living with heart and circulatory disease, which is the cause of around 2,500 premature deaths each year.

As children in Wales prepare to return to school next week, concerns have been raised over the number of struggling schools across the country. 

Commenting on Welsh GCSE results published last Thursday, Welsh Conservative Shadow Education Secretary, Darren Millar AM said:

Today marks the beginning of new regulations in relation to teacher assessment information that will dramatically reduce the ability of the public to access information on the performance of Welsh schools.

Clwyd West Assembly Member, Darren Millar, visited the Clocaenog Forest last week to learn more about a red squirrel conservation project in the 40 square mile Natural Resources Wales managed forest.

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar has welcomed news that Kinmel Bay Post Office is set to be transformed.

Post Office Limited have decided to change the Post Office branch to one of their new main style branches.

The UK Conservative Government has committed to raising the pay of hard-working teachers employed in England. The Welsh Government however has consistently resisted calls for an increase in the pay of teachers in Wales.