, Plenary
Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery
… was provided to family drug and alcohol courts across Wales. The evaluation that was conducted by CASCADE at Cardiff University indicated positive outcomes, suggesting that FDACs are feasible and beneficial alternatives to standard care proceedings, and I know …
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
Evidence session on the Visitor Accommodation (Register and Levy) Etc. (Wales) Bill
… last year, and, alongside it, a series of research reports were commissioned and published by Bangor University, by Cardiff University and by Alma Economics. In many ways, Chair, I think the question that might be asked of the …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Welsh Government Draft Budget 2025-26 - evidence session 2
… that you made there is the pilot south Wales student mental health liaison service. I recently went to Cardiff University to see how that is put into action. It is a really impressive project that has delivered some …
, Local Government and Housing Committee
Scrutiny of the Welsh Government Draft Budget 2025-26: Evidence session with the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government (Housing)
… also add that there is also the interrelationship between different budgets? So, we know, for example, from Cardiff University research back in 2020, that investment through the housing support grant has a knock-on benefit and a saving …
, Finance Committee
Welsh Government Draft Budget 2025-26: Evidence session 3
… Poole, and I'm also a part of the Wales Fiscal Analysis team in Cardiff University, and a reader also in the university …
, Finance Committee
Welsh Government Draft Budget 2025-26: Evidence session 3
Good morning. I'm Guto Ifan. I'm a lecturer in Cardiff University and part of the Wales Governance Centre, and part of the Wales Fiscal Analysis team …
, Plenary
Debate on petition P-06-1400, 'Fair and Adequate Resourcing of General Practice in Wales'
… response to the point that Julie Morgan made in the debate, I am aware of a report from Cardiff University, which looks at the distribution of funding and addresses the question of the Carr-Hill formula, which she …
, Plenary
Topical Questions
… rather a lack of data. Last night, I was at the NHS Confederation dinner; today, I was at Cardiff University; committee witnesses have mentioned it time and again. At every turn, people in these places mention the data …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government
… the growing of the sector, and I'm looking forward to the publication of research being undertaken by Cardiff University and Co-op Dan Do to support needs for the sector …
, Plenary
Joint Debate on Committee Reports: The Sustainable Farming Scheme and Farming Connect
… over again from farmers: that this scheme is too complicated, too demanding, and too unwieldy. Professor Dwyer from Cardiff University summarised it really well when she said that what's being asked of farmers is 'an awful lot …
, Plenary
Topical Questions
… institutions.' And those institutions, obviously, are very clear about the scale of the funding challenge that they face. Cardiff University mentioned a £30 million black hole that it needs to address; Bangor University, a £9 million deficit; Aberystwyth …
, Plenary
Topical Questions
… University of South Wales already, and I’m looking forward in the coming weeks to meeting with both Cardiff University and Cardiff Metropolitan University as well. The conversations that I’ve had so far have been really constructive …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
… really need? And that's, I think, always a worry for parents—always a worry. In terms of Cardiff University, they have now put themselves forward to be a part of a UK-wide research project that will …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
… this at the forefront of most clinicians' minds. But I was therefore very sad to read research by Cardiff University with Public Health Wales, published this August, which suggested that GP surgeries in the poorest places are being …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Disability and employment: evidence session 10
… Arthur, through Engage to Change; in 2016 we introduced the first model of that kind into Wales with Cardiff University. There are approximately 20-odd supported internships now operating in Wales, not just with our organisation or Agoriad …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Foundational Economy: Panel 4 - Housing and decarbonisation
… Patterson from the Welsh school of architecture at Cardiff University …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Foundational Economy: Panel 3 - Food sector
Kevin Morgan, from Cardiff University …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Disability and employment: evidence session 7
… coaches or employment advisers had iPads, they fed in, and that data went live through to NCMH at Cardiff University. So, it wouldn’t just be if the young person had a learning disability, it would be any …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Disability and employment: evidence session 7
… whole, were through the supported internship programmes that we set up, and they tended to be, you know, Cardiff University and then health boards, such as Betsi Cadwaladr in the north, Cwm Taf and Aneurin Bevan in the …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Disability and employment: evidence session 7
… that it's about recognising it and possibly showcasing what works. And specifically, also, within our business at Cardiff University, we had the opportunity to have more interns and employees with learning disabilities, and especially in large businesses …