🗣️ Speeches and Debates
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The south Wales metro is central to that ambition still. It must mean better connectivity between trains, buses and exchanges, and between those and people, as they walk, cycle and scoot, making it easier to reach work, training and education, without having to rely on a car for every journey. For the communities of Casnewydd Islwyn, the test is simple: is the investment increasing real...
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Mae metro de Cymru yn ganolog i'r uchelgais honno o hyd. Rhaid iddo olygu gwell cysylltiadau rhwng trenau, bysiau a chyfnewidfeydd, a rhwng y rheini a phobl, wrth iddynt gerdded, olwynio a beicio, gan ei gwneud hi'n haws cyrraedd gwaith, hyfforddiant ac addysg, heb orfod dibynnu ar gar ar gyfer pob taith. I gymunedau Casnewydd Islwyn, mae'r prawf yn un syml: a yw'r buddsoddiad yn gwella...
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Newport's strengths reach well beyond manufacturing and higher education. This is now the city where the United Kingdom counts itself and registers its ideas. The Office for National Statistics keeps the nation's numbers—this nation, and the one next door, and the one up north as well. The Intellectual Property Office guards its inventions here. There's something quietly satisfying about a...
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Mae cryfderau Casnewydd yn ymestyn ymhell y tu hwnt i weithgynhyrchu ac addysg uwch. Dyma'r ddinas lle mae'r Deyrnas Unedig yn cyfrif ei hun ac yn cofrestru ei syniadau. Mae'r Swyddfa Ystadegau Gwladol yn cadw ffigurau'r genedl—y genedl hon, a'r un drws nesaf, a'r un i fyny yn y gogledd hefyd. Mae'r Swyddfa Eiddo Deallusol yn gwarchod ei dyfeisiadau yma. Rwy'n credu bod yna rywbeth tawel...
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The good news is that Casnewydd Islwyn already holds many of the key ingredients for Wales's economic success. Start with Newport—a city with a habit of arriving early at the future. In 1839, thousands marched down Stow Hill to demand a vote a generation or more before the rest of Britain caught up with them. Newport is early again today. It has become one of Wales's most important economic...
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Y newyddion da yw bod Casnewydd Islwyn eisoes yn meddu ar lawer o'r cynhwysion allweddol ar gyfer llwyddiant economaidd Cymru. Dechreuwch gyda Chasnewydd—dinas sydd wedi arfer cyrraedd yn gynnar i'r dyfodol. Ym 1839, gorymdeithiodd miloedd i lawr Stow Hill i fynnu pleidlais genhedlaeth neu fwy cyn i weddill Prydain ddal i fyny â nhw. Mae Casnewydd yn gynnar eto heddiw. Mae wedi dod yn un o...
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Dirprwy Lywydd, I would like to thank the Member for Casnewydd Islwyn for bringing this debate before us this afternoon, the final debate of this session, on such an important topic. I'm also grateful for the contributions from other Members. This is a valuable debate, not only about the economic future of one constituency, but about the broader role that the south-east of Wales can play in...
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Ddirprwy Lywydd, hoffwn ddiolch i'r Aelod dros Gasnewydd Islwyn am ddod â'r ddadl hon gerbron, y ddadl olaf yn ystod y sesiwn yma, ac ar bwnc mor bwysig. Dwi'n ddiolchgar hefyd am y cyfraniadau gan Aelodau eraill. Mae hon yn drafodaeth werthfawr, nid yn unig am ddyfodol economaidd un etholaeth, ond am y rôl ehangach y gall de-ddwyrain Cymru ei chwarae wrth sicrhau ffyniant i Gymru...
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✍️ Written Questions and Answers
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence how many wind farm developers have agreed with his Department that low-flying aircraft activity may take place in the area of their wind farms.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence how much public funding has been awarded for the rehabilitation work of Help for Heroes (a) in total and (b) in Wales in each of the last five years.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Health whether his Department plans to revise its leaflet on mobile telephones and health.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what the names are of all detainees who have died in the custody of UK forces in each year since 2001; and what the (a) date and (b) cause of death was in each case.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families how many children have been placed in care in the last five years; and what proportion were returned to their parents within two months.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what evidence his Department has given to the Holtham Commission; and if he will make a statement.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what recent assessment he has made of the adequacy of safety measures on armoured personnel carriers deployed in Iraq; and if he will make a statement.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence pursuant to his statement of 26 February 2009, who the authors of each of the papers sent to the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs and the Secretary of State for the Home Department in April 2006 were; and what the subject matter of each paper was.
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