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Topical Questions
… Will the Minister make a statement on the planned review of 20 mph speed limits? TQ963
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Questions to the First Minister
… people who have been writing to their local authorities, asking why their street was not included as a 20 mph street when the council implemented the guidance. That is why the sort of meeting to which Carolyn Thomas …
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Questions to the First Minister
… felt that it was really positive. I later attended a community meeting, and although people raised concerns about 20 mph, there were also others who now want to retain it, and I suggested that they feed into the …
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Questions to the First Minister
… What assessment has the First Minister made of the public response to the Welsh Government's 20 mph review? OQ60581
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Apprenticeships
… already on things that it didn't necessarily have to do, that it could have deprioritised. We mentioned 20 mph zones and changing speed limits for one of them. You didn't have to do that. This …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Healthcare inspection and funding
… cash that they've planned to throw away on 36 more politicians and other vanity schemes, like the 20 mph roll-out, when our NHS is in dire straits. If the Government were really serious about saving lives …
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Questions to the Minister for Education and the Welsh Language
… that, if you were First Minister, you would, at the very least, drop these pet projects of blanket 20 mph and hundreds of millions of pounds spent on more politicians, and plough that money where it is needed …
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Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
… people living on those streets who are making the case to their local authority to reduce them to 20 mph. So, this is going to be a period of flex and flux, as we look at looking …
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Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
… that you just gave. Fear not, though, because the Labour Government has ordered a review into this disastrous 20 mph scheme. And which open-minded individual have they talked about leading this review? Unbelievably, Phil Jones, the same …
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Questions to the Minister for Climate Change
… What he loves most of all is having a go at the Welsh Government over issues like the 20mph speed limit'. And I think that is spot on, and she has given exhibit A for the prosecution today …
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Questions to the First Minister
… What assessment has the First Minister made of the impact of the default 20 mph policy on people in Vale of Clwyd? OQ60509
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Topical Questions
… about implementing that in practice, and there, I think, we need to decouple the issue of the 20 mph and the crisis facing the bus industry. I, too, have had problems in my own constituency, with First Cymru …
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Topical Questions
… considerations into account. There’s nothing in principle that stops a different approach being taken, but keeping 20 mph where people and traffic are mixing. On his first point on the non-binding vote, which the group split …
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Topical Questions
… there was 80 per cent compliance, that had reduced 60 per cent in some areas because of the 20 mph speed limit. So, I've been working with all these stakeholders trying to find a solution for Llandegla …
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Topical Questions
… the speed limit, and I do think it's a shame that they're trying to blame the 20 mph speed limit for a whole range of different things. As I said, I'm not dogmatic about this …
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Topical Questions
Well, we've been clear that we'd like to learn from the introduction of the 20 mph and make improvements. We've always recognised there would be an impact on some bus services, and we're now …
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Topical Questions
… make a statement on Arriva changing every bus service in North Wales as a result of Wales' default 20 mph speed limit? TQ946
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… people in society are protected by the priorities of this Welsh Government when favouring such schemes as blanket 20 mph, Senedd expansion and the UBI pilot that I've just mentioned? Granted, it doesn't go all the …
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… prioritise the care and dignity of the most vulnerable people in society over pet projects such as blanket 20 mph speed restrictions, Senedd expansion, universal basic income pilot schemes and other big state vanity schemes that seldom have …
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Questions to the Minister for Economy
… are increasing spending on arts and culture, the Welsh Government is cutting it, and prioritising pet projects like 20 mph speed limits and more politicians. For the first time in my life, I'm starting to wonder whether …