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Debate: The Estyn Annual Report 2021-22
… over 2,000 children to improve their language, communication and reading skills. The 10-week programme, led by Bangor University, provides a language and literacy programme that is intensive and interactive, for children aged between seven and …
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Questions to the First Minister
… about the rich history of the North Wales Hospital site. A former colleague of mine who worked at Bangor University, Pamela Michael, published a really excellent book looking at the care and the treatment of the mentally ill …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Habilitation training for sight-impaired children
… article in the British Journal of Visual Impairment authored by Guide Dogs UK, the University of Liverpool and Bangor University that the key to empowering and supporting children and young people with vision impairment to achieve their potential …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Free ports
… lines too, this new made-in-Wales prospectus has been able to bring people together. Skills are vital: Bangor University, Coleg Llandrillo Menai are very much a part of it. It's also mitigation on the Brexit front …
, Health and Social Care Committee
Scrutiny of the Chief Nursing Office for Wales
… least 66 per cent of their course—that's 80 credits a year—through the medium of Welsh. Bangor University's currently the only higher education institute that offers a main scholarship across the four fields of nursing …
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Business Statement and Announcement
… Jewish communities in the region. That work is being led by Nathan Abrams, who's a professor at Bangor University, and he's already undertaken a great deal of work in Anglesey, Gwynedd and other parts of north …
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Questions to the Minister for Rural Affairs and North Wales, and Trefnydd
… afield. An important part of this work will be innovation with new methods of improving housing stock, and Bangor University is part of this work. I believe that the agricultural community has an important contribution to make …
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Statement by the Minister for Economy: Economic Priorities and UK Government Relations
… will declare an interest as an unpaid member of the project consortium, 5G project consortium, led by Bangor University. The Minister knows that I don't just want to see north Wales connected, but I want to see …
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Statement by the Minister for Economy: Developing Technological Clusters in Wales—Medical radioisotope production and nuclear medicine expertise
… conductor cluster, Sêr Cymru has already pump-primed the process, through funding a nuclear technology research chair at Bangor University’s Nuclear Futures Institute. This, and a past legacy of working with nuclear energy technologies, show north Wales …
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… reaches optimum capacity. A letter of assurance was sent to General Medical Council colleagues in November to allow Bangor University to continue their forward momentum through the accreditation process. Thank you …
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Questions to the First Minister
… reaches optimum capacity. A letter of assurance was sent to General Medical Council colleagues in November to allow Bangor University to continue their forward momentum through the accreditation process …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Women's experiences in the criminal justice system—evidence session 4
… Glyndŵr university and Llamau to look at accommodation needs, and, unfortunately, in the written evidence, it actually says 'Bangor University', and it should say 'Glyndŵr university'. I've been following this up, because I think this is crucially …
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Questions to the Minister for Education and Welsh Language
… funding where that targets deprivation—so, in Wales, that's the pupil development fund—we are working with Bangor University at the moment to understand what works effectively, where it works effectively, and for the outcome of that …
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Debate on the Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee Report—'Digital connectivity—broadband'
… join up some of the thinking around this as well. Carolyn, I'm glad you mentioned the Bangor University DSP initiative. I'm visiting tomorrow morning, so I can't wait, really, to learn about some of the …
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Debate on the Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee Report—'Digital connectivity—broadband'
… and fibre wireless access, it’s pleasing that the Welsh Government has had the foresight to support the Bangor University digital signal processing initiative to provide such a hybrid solution on Anglesey, and I hope that this will …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Challenges facing the creative industry workforce: Evidence session with academics
… studio where incoming productions can use some of that. Our intention is to develop, with the support of Bangor University, an academy base within that studio that links to other academies in the studios in south Wales, but …
, Health and Social Care Committee
Dentistry - evidence session with Cardiff University and Public Health Wales
… looking at prevention in care homes. It's led by Professor Paul Brocklehurst from Public Health Wales and Bangor University. It's across Wales, Northern Ireland and London, looking at what works in terms of prevention in care …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Business rates
… the reference to the technical assessment of the potential for a local land value tax in Wales by Bangor University. That was work that we commissioned in the Welsh Government, and it does set out …
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
… the record, Llywydd, I'll place on record my involvement as an unpaid member of the consortium at Bangor University, as mentioned by the Minister. They are determined to improve the connectivity of north Wales. Despite the responsibility …
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
… the £56 million broadband roll-out and our £4.2 million grant to the digital signal processing centre at Bangor University, as this Welsh Government continues to step in where the UK Government has not …