, Plenary
Debate: Welsh Rates of Income Tax 2026-27
… Fraser of Allander Institute in Scotland, chosen because they would bring all that Scottish knowledge and experience, and Bangor University, the experts in our own fiscal responsibilities, are currently finalising their research. I hope to be able …
, Plenary
Welsh Conservatives Debate: Hospices
… reduced support to hospitals and care homes, and nearly three quarters with in-patient units anticipate bed closures. Bangor University research shows that a 14-day hospice stay costs £5,708, compared with £6,860 for the cheapest …
, Finance Committee
Welsh Government Final Budget 2026-27: Evidence session
… would be used. Scotland has a different suite of powers. We've had a research project jointly between Bangor University and the Fraser of Allander Institute in Edinburgh. There will be an output from that research before the …
, Health and Social Care Committee
Improving access to support for unpaid carers: evidence session 4
… little bit on the national short-break scheme, we had an independent evaluation of that scheme undertaken by Bangor University, and one of the interesting findings in that, despite the fact that carers—the 65 per cent …
, Petitions Committee
New Petitions
… suppose, some people might say. But there's a lot of work being done in Bangor University on this, actually, so it might be worthwhile to link up with them, or to push the petitioner that way …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Wales-Ireland relations: Culture, language, and heritage - Panel 4
… estates such as Brogyntyn, Powis castle and so on. Well, there is a very excellent research centre at Bangor University that looks at estates as a resource, and they have a relationship with Maynooth University in Ireland already …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Welsh Government Draft Budget 2026-27 - evidence session
… examples, in 2024-25, Cardiff Met spent just under £1 million to subsidise the ITE programme there, and Bangor University just over £400,000. While I'm aware of the big headline priorities in the sector, with the …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Welsh Government Draft Budget 2026-27: Rural Affairs
… very different context. We have a lot of good evidence-based analysis. We work with places like Bangor University. Some of the initiatives that are within that consultation are to do with things that are much more sustainable …
, Plenary
Plaid Cymru Debate: UK Budget and Devolution
… the fiscal responsibilities that we discharge? This Welsh Government has set in motion work to be led by Bangor University and the university in Edinburgh that will give us a resource to know what the right powers for …
, Plenary
Topical Questions
… week, I did highlight the need for close co-operation between Coleg Menai, Coleg Llandrillo, your Government and Bangor University to ensure we have the skills needed for the as many as up to 3,000 jobs that …
, Plenary
Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs
… can rely on Seafish and on others. What we do is we work directly with our universities, including Bangor University and others, with their expertise, to make sure we are delivering sustainable fisheries. This also rams home why …
, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee
British Sign Language (Wales) Bill: Evidence session with the Member in charge of the Bill, Mark Isherwood MS
… the context of legislation, at north Wales's annual 'Lend Me Your Ears' conference held at Bangor University in 2018, run by and for the deaf community, in collaboration with the university, for families in north Wales who …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education
… and I recognise that ongoing job uncertainty causes a high level of anxiety for those affected. I expect Bangor University to work closely with its staff, trade unions and students in the spirit of social partnership to ensure …
, Plenary
Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education
… How is the Welsh Government addressing issues relating to staff welfare and job security at Bangor University? OQ63212
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
General Ministerial Scrutiny - Rural Affairs
… many, many years in terms of scallop fisheries in Wales—work that we've done with, for example, Bangor University and others—on an evidence-based approach, showed that the scallop fisheries that we have, in the areas …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Annual scrutiny of arms-length bodies: Evidence session with the Royal Commission on Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
… our material and is a fascinating programme. In terms of contemporary Jewish history, there's an academic at Bangor University, Nathan, and I cannot remember his surname for the moment, but he's doing a lot …
, Plenary
Short Debate: Securing Welsh hospice care for the future
… point that hospices are not being recognised for the work they do within specialist palliative life care. Yet Bangor University research last year found that the mean cost for a hospice patient staying for 14 days was …
, Equality and Social Justice Committee
Stage 1 scrutiny of the British Sign Language (Wales) Bill: evidence session 2
… deaf people when it comes to health. Now, there is a new group that has been funded through Bangor University who would bring a lot of expertise around this, and one of the things that they're looking …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Teacher recruitment and retention - evidence session 10
… work in that area, in a beautiful area, beautiful countryside. People go, for example, to study in Bangor University, where they're surrounded by Welsh, and then might move somewhere else or to England to teach, but …
, Plenary
Statement by Mark Isherwood MS: Introduction of a Member Proposed Bill, The British Sign Language (Wales) Bill
… conference in Bangor, in north Wales. I went to that for many years—it was held annually in Bangor University—where I spoke to and met lots of deaf people who are now adults, and young people …