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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… Welsh culture. It's the soundtrack to our lives'. Musician and composer Sir Karl Jenkins, an alumnus of Cardiff University, said: 'It's not just training students through music, it's an investment in the cultural future …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… look at what's proposed in terms of modern languages and translation, Cardiff University provides 62 per cent of all language degrees in Wales. This is yet another example of why it's important for the Welsh Government …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… university. In response to this news, the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol has declared that it's crucially important that Cardiff University does everything within its power to safeguard the Welsh language and bilingual provision that has been developed over …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… consensus, yes, let's see the Welsh Government make the same demands that you just made now of Cardiff University, and you will have support from these benches. But what's been striking has been the weakness …
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Debate: The Draft Budget 2025-26
… that the Welsh Government is not delivering for our universities. We heard that staggering news last week about Cardiff University possibly making 400 people redundant. The accounts of the other universities published last week also paint a very …
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care: Programme of International NHS Recruitment
… failures on the Welsh Government's part, such as the imminent closure of the nursing school at Cardiff University, which we just heard about. As our national capital, it stands to reason that Cardiff has a particular appeal …
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Questions to the First Minister
… clear: I do think it is important that we recognise the extreme difficulty, in particular, in Cardiff University; I think it's a very unsettling time for staff and for students at the university. I think Cardiff …
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Questions to the First Minister
… have heard the rally on the steps of the Senedd today. Four hundred jobs on the brink at Cardiff University, the national museum closed, cuts to the arts council, the loss of a national theatre, a world-renowned …
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Short Debate: Will the bells of Rhymney fall silent? Protecting community assets in the Valleys
… that it remains relevant and up to date, in line with the recommendations from the community asset commission. Cardiff University are conducting independent academic research and are hosting a series of stakeholder workshops that started in September …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Employment
… the importance of them to our economy. We've not only seen 400 jobs being lost now at Cardiff University, but key courses being axed that will have an effect on the economy and jobs in Wales. There …
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Topical Questions
… support programme and the proposals for delivery of that. And also I’d like to say that, although Cardiff University are not an accredited provider of initial teacher education, any loss of modern foreign language undergraduate provision could …
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Topical Questions
… really is a strategic issue, not just a numbers issue. Equally, if modern languages were no longer at Cardiff University, what impact is this going to have on our ambition to strengthen our trading partnership with the rest …
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Topical Questions
… which I’m really proud of. I went on a lovely visit with the Deputy First Minister to Cardiff University to see how they’ve used the £12 million that they were awarded through that as well …
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Topical Questions
The news from Cardiff University yesterday was absolutely devastating. And thanks to Labour in Wales, our universities are on the brink. Minister, what happened to education, education, education? I can tell you what: it’s been replaced …
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Topical Questions
… students—my phone has been bombarded by parents, who are concerned about the future of their children at Cardiff University. It's also going to have a tremendous impact on the local community, our economy and, ultimately, future …
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Topical Questions
The Welsh Government has discussed the proposals with Cardiff University and we expect the concerns of staff, students and trade unions to be heard during the consultation. Universities across Wales make vital contributions to our communities, economy and …
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Topical Questions
… What discussions has the Welsh Government had with Cardiff University following the announcement that 400 jobs are to be cut? TQ1293
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Fuel poverty and the Warm Homes programme: Evidence session with Cabinet Secretaries
… come—. It's the vulnerability—. I can understand, from what you're saying, it's from Cardiff University. I mean, I'm sure officials and others have followed this through. But I think we need to look …
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Fuel poverty and the Warm Homes programme: Evidence session with Cabinet Secretaries
… are in fuel poverty. So, that's from National Energy Action Cymru. And then, we heard from the Cardiff University academics who've also been involved in setting up Warm Wales, and who have developed the Foundation Data …
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Statement by the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: Restoring nature in Wales
… and this just renders it all ineffective. One in six species is now threatened. Professor Steve Ormerod of Cardiff University highlighted in our Climate Change, Environment and Infrastructure Committee that the current legislation we have has failed …