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Questions to the First Minister
… information that we've seen a 23 per cent reduction in the number of serious accidents since the 20 mph was introduced. In terms of the safety of road layouts, I think it's really important to recognise …
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Updates to previous petitions
… for transport. Now, I think this one probably came up at a time when, on the back of 20 mph and everything else, there seemed to be this anti-motorist feeling that people were perceiving across Wales, and …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Welsh Government priorities
… heard only this afternoon, the Cabinet Secretary for transport has been listening to the concerns over the 20 mph default speed limit, and as a result has updated the guidance to local authorities on how and where these …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Welsh Government priorities
… has propped up most Labour Welsh Governments since 1999, voted for many of their draconian policies—such as 20 mph—and also continually calls for further powers for a Government that fails to best utilise the powers …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 20mph speed limits
… matter of public record that the 20 mph taskforce report, which came to this Chamber and had the support of the bulk of Conservative Members—excluding Darren Millar—recommended a default speed limit approach, and that was supported …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 20mph speed limits
… was not based on a set of 30 mph roads. It was based on a set of existing 20 mph roads, and what they said is an area-wide speed limit, like the one we introduced, would …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 20mph speed limits
… there are thousands of people across Wales who have got tickets for going over the 20 mph limit, however that may be. But talking about insurances coming down is not going to be evident for so many people …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 20mph speed limits
… during this debate is quite remarkable. After all, there was initial cross-party support for a movement towards 20 mph. This is not a new policy …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: 20mph speed limits
Item 7 is the Welsh Conservatives' debate, and, believe it or not, this is on 20 mph speed limits. The debate is to be presented by Natasha Asghar. Natasha Asghar …
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Debate on the Standards of Conduct Committee Report—Fourteenth report to the Sixth Senedd under Standing Order 22.9
… complaint made against Natasha Asghar MS regarding a tweet that used imprecise and inaccurate language when describing the 20 mph speed limit. The Standards of Conduct Committee considered the commissioner's report carefully, and our report sets out …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
… who are telling me that the timetables are unrealistic, there is insufficient margin for congestion, or the new 20 mph speed limits in some areas, and that, as a result, many people are missing their connections and often …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
Diolch, Llywydd. Unlike the Tories, who have u-turned on the issue of 20 mph in a desperate attempt to remain relevant, Plaid Cymru's commonsense approach has always been consistent. I'm sure we'll all agree …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
… Now, Minister, you have announced some sensible measures, coming forward—we just want that to happen—as regards 20 mph. And, by the way, that is having an effect. But, as regards the tourism tax, could you perhaps …
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Statement by the First Minister: Government priorities
… raw, and I think people really appreciated that. There were strong feelings, and you're quite right, the 20 mph is still an issue—I don't think we can duck that fact—but there has also been …
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Updates to previous petitions
… currently working on two separate cases within the constituency—one to make a road go down to 20 mph, and the opposite. So, it's obviously a very contradictory issue at the moment. But, yes, in terms …
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New Petitions
… place. Item 3.5, P-06-1438, 'Start a public enquiry into to the reasons, justification and evidence for 20mph'. And it states: 'The reports and feedback from the public in general, since the introduction of the default speed …
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Transport update
… welcome the listening and partnership working with councils regarding the roll-out of 20 mph. It is them as highway authorities who have to interpret and deliver legislation and guidance. They are struggling to maintain the existing highway …
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport: Transport update
… sure that that is a plan that is fit for purpose for the future. The listening exercise for 20 mph was the most extensive and exhaustive challenge of its type that we've undertaken. As Natasha Asghar …
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Statement by the First Minister: The Legislative Programme
… devolution that would have taken powers away from this place, as opposed to our manifesto commitment on 20 mph and the review that I’m delighted Ken Skates is leading on, which I believe will show that …
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Business Statement and Announcement
… mph, and this is at a time when the speed on non-trunk roads through similar villages is 20 mph. Clearly, that speed through the village is an anomaly. It needs to be addressed. There has been some …