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30 April 2025, Plenary

Welsh Conservatives debate: Discipline and behaviour management in schools

… behaviour summit, with all key partners attending. I also understand the Cabinet Secretary has commissioned important research from Bangor University to ensure we have the most robust and up-to-date evidence on challenging and disruptive behaviour …

30 April 2025, Plenary

Debate on a Member's Legislative Proposal: A Bill on minimum NHS dentistry staffing levels

… access to NHS services on the ground and the desire to see future dentists being trained locally. And Bangor University and Aberystwyth University, on a joint basis, have been working on a business plan to establish a school …

30 April 2025, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee

Soil Health in Agriculture: Panel 1

… Prysor Williams. I'm chair of agriculture and environment at the School of Environmental and Natural Sciences at Bangor University. My interests are in all things agriculture and the environment and how they interact with each other and …

5 March 2025, Plenary

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Needs of the deaf community

… network, and the service in north Wales, as far as I'm aware, has been dissolved. And though Bangor University has launched a deaf health and well-being Wales project, which is a fantastic initiative, it ultimately still …

19 February 2025, Plenary

Topical Questions

… cutting courses, and there's been confirmation this afternoon about the possible risk of losing 200 jobs at Bangor University. All of this news is a real blow to the higher education sector in Wales. We can …

12 February 2025, Plenary

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Food

… will be dusted down for sharing at the summit with school leaders in May, and that Estyn and Bangor University will factor food nutrition into their work. Some important reflections, indeed, for our public health approach to gender …

5 February 2025, Plenary

Topical Questions

… schools, and that work is due to be published in May. And in addition to that, we commissioned Bangor University to undertake research into disruptive classroom behaviours and effective mitigation, and we wanted to understand the nature and …

23 January 2025, Finance Committee

Visitor Accommodation (Register and Levy) Etc. (Wales) Bill: Evidence session 2

Yes. Linda Osti, senior lecturer in tourism management, Bangor University …

23 January 2025, Finance Committee

Visitor Accommodation (Register and Levy) Etc. (Wales) Bill: Evidence session 2

Okay. I'm Dr Rhys ap Gwilym. I'm senior lecturer in economics in Bangor University …

21 January 2025, Plenary

Statement by the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: Growing the Timber Industry in Wales: Jobs and Green Growth

… range of stakeholders to share best practice, but also the latest research—so, we had Forest Research, NRW, Bangor University were there, Woodknowledge Wales, Confor and other leading stakeholders. This, by the way, is part of a series …

20 January 2025, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee

Evidence session on the Visitor Accommodation (Register and Levy) Etc. (Wales) Bill

… March of 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 …

8 January 2025, Plenary

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Establishment of a school of dentistry in Bangor

… convinced of the case for Bangor as a location for that, jointly perhaps with Aberystwyth. I too encourage Bangor University to develop the proposals further now. You have given a clear signal that there is a need for …

8 January 2025, Plenary

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Establishment of a school of dentistry in Bangor

… important health hub. This, in turn, would attract the finest talents to teach in the area and enable Bangor University to become a centre of excellence, enabling it to improve research and break new ground in these areas …

8 January 2025, Plenary

Member Debate under Standing Order 11.21(iv): Establishment of a school of dentistry in Bangor

… Bangor', which I commissioned from an independent consultant, Lafan, was launched in September with the strong support of Bangor University, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board and others. I'm sure that my fellow Members will refer to the …

13 November 2024, Plenary

90-second Statements

… Many congratulations also to Mared Fflur Jones from Anglesey, who won the chair, and to Elain Iorwerth, a Bangor University student, who won the crown. The resounding success of the eisteddfod again this year is a testament …

5 November 2024, Plenary

Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education: Improving educational standards in Wales

… for younger learners struggling to read by expanding the Remote Instruction of Language and Literacy project delivered by Bangor University, which has seen children gain between six and 12 months' learning in their reading; widen the provision available …

23 October 2024, Plenary

Topical Questions

… 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, £15 million; Swansea University is going through 240 voluntary redundancies at the moment …

16 October 2024, Plenary

Welsh Conservatives Debate: Teaching of reading skills in schools

… schools and practitioners have access to the same high-quality training and support to teach literacy. Projects like Bangor University's research on the instruction of literacy and language project, RILL, backed by Welsh Government funding, are already …

9 October 2024, Children, Young People, and Education Committee

Welsh Language and Education (Wales) Bill - evidence session 12

… where we're already involved in a broad range of activity with third party organisations, Canolfan Bedwyr and Bangor University, and those kinds of things that we're involved with, and I think we are intrinsically involved …

9 October 2024, Plenary

Short Debate: Filling the gaps: The case for training dentists in Bangor

… The medical school in Bangor was the culmination of five years of hard work, and a collaboration between Bangor University, Cardiff University, Betsi Cadwaladr health board and the Welsh Government. It serves as a powerful example of what …