The Lords and the UK government may have reached a compromise agreement on the bill that will usher in a new voting system but Welsh MPs are still angry about the other part of the bill which will redraw Westminster constituencies. Apart from their concerns about the loss of ten Welsh MPs, one of their [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Welsh Secretary’
Pushing the boundaries
Posted in Boundary Commission for Wales, Cheryl Gillan MP, House of Lords, Labour, Parliament, Plaid Cymru, Welsh politics, tagged Labour, MPs, Parliament, Plaid Cymru, Welsh Secretary on February 1, 2011 | 3 Comments »
Organ donation powers bid row escalates
Posted in Cheryl Gillan MP, Dai Lloyd AM, Labour, organ donation, Owen Smith MP, Plaid Cymru, Secretary of State for Wales, Sharp End, Wales Office, tagged Cheryl Gillan MP, John Dixon, organ donation, Peter Black AM, Welsh Secretary on January 13, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
The row over the Assembly Government’s bid for powers over organ donation has taken another twist today. Following what happened yesterday, the Secretary of State for Wales, Cheryl Gillan, was interviewed about the row at length on Radio Wales this morning. During that interview, Ms Gillan, was asked about her own backing of legislation on [...]
High stakes over High Speed Rail
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Cheryl Gillan MP, electrification., HS2, Philip Hammond MP, Welsh Secretary on December 20, 2010 | 1 Comment »
It’s worth keeping an eye on an announcement expected later by the UK Transport Secretary Phillip Hammond about plans for a new high speed rail line from London to Birmingham. Although the project is one that would create a new line in England, today’s announcement is likely to affect Welsh politics in two ways. Firstly, [...]
