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8 December 2021, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee

One-day inquiry on Welsh Language: Welsh medium education

… student unions, or Welsh student unions more specifically perhaps, would be support that could be provided to Cardiff University specifically, where at the moment they are campaigning to have a full-time sabbatical officer for the Welsh language … farce, if I'm honest, that there isn't a full-time Welsh-medium officer in Cardiff University, as the university representing our capital city, and I think that's something that certainly could be given support, and …

13 July 2021, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… with the vice-chancellor of the University of Namibia—a good friend of Wales, a good friend of Cardiff University—and the reason that the call was difficult was because the sheer desperation in the vice-chancellor … the Phoenix Project—headed up, many of us will know, by a remarkable woman, Professor Judith Hall of Cardiff University—where we have partners on the ground both in Uganda and in Namibia as well. We have since …

8 July 2026, Plenary

90-second Statements

… fought for us to stay in Europe. I remember a time when we were holding a debate in Cardiff University, and he showed up with two Tesco bags and flung them onto the table and started looking for …

8 July 2026, Plenary

Questions to the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Minister for Social Justice

… Act have been campaigning to eliminate sexual assault and harassment, alongside supporting survivors of sexual violence in Cardiff University. This has been done completely in their spare time alongside their studies, and they're a tribute to how …

4 March 2026, Plenary

Plaid Cymru Debate: The rail network

… Wales’s rail network was being left behind after years of Tory empty promises. No longer'. What did Cardiff University's Wales Fiscal Analysis centre say? 'Any suggestion that this funding in any way compensates Wales for the …

3 March 2026, Plenary

Questions to the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

… was a clear recommendation from the Lord Thomas commission. We had a very positive assessment by CASCADE and Cardiff University. The judges are in favour of it. The judges said how successful it was. Over half of the …

2 March 2026, Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee

Evidence session with the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs, and the Counsel General and Minister for Delivery

… their expertise and time to support that work. I note that the research that you've commissioned by Cardiff University has said very much that the analysis and the recommendations of that original Thomas commission speak directly …

9 February 2026, Equality and Social Justice Committee

Annual scrutiny of the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales

… not in Europe, in Wales, but they weren't being linked into the Welsh public sector, particularly in Cardiff University, for example. So now, through the Hwb, there's this peer-to-peer learning programme where those who …

5 February 2026, Local Government and Housing Committee

Follow-up inquiry on social housing supply: Evidence session 3

… around the viability of renegotiation. We know that there's a new report by Dr Edward Shepherd of Cardiff University. He's called for a number of changes to reduce the scope for viability renegotiations at the planning …

4 February 2026, Plenary

Debate on the Children, Young People and Education Committee Report, 'Routes into post-16 education and training'

… then were offset by national insurance rises. We are also seeing a mass redundancy in some universities, with Cardiff University spending a whopping £24 million on redundancies, and Swansea University looking to make one in five of their …

3 February 2026, Plenary

Group 2: Local connection (Amendments 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 68, 69)

… remind everyone that these amendments, which the Cabinet Secretary has described as damaging, have been supported by Crisis, Cardiff University, Shelter Cymru, Cymorth Cymru, the WLGA, Carmarthenshire council, Conwy council and Pembrokeshire council? These councils—and the Cabinet …

3 February 2026, Plenary

Group 2: Local connection (Amendments 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 68, 69)

… Paper, which, of course, was based on the recommendation of the expert panel, which included representatives of Crisis, Cardiff University, Shelter Cymru, Cymorth Cymru, the Welsh Local Government Association, Carmarthenshire council, Conwy council, Pembrokeshire council, Community Housing Cymru …

3 February 2026, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… make sure that we train more Welsh domiciled dentists, and I'm really pleased to see that Cardiff University, for example, have increased significantly the number of dentists who are from Wales. So, last year, about 15 per …

3 February 2026, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… partners in Westminster, higher tuition fees and poor financial decisions, such as a £24 million redundancy cost at Cardiff University, has no doubt put students off from going to university at large, and yet key support such …

3 February 2026, Plenary

Questions to the First Minister

… English, without being able to apply for posts through the medium of Welsh. In the university context, Cardiff University hasn't been recognised for its police academy research programme. The Welsh Government pledged in December to put this …

29 January 2026, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee

Future of Welsh Steel

… something that we want to see. We've got real expertise here in Wales, particularly at Swansea and Cardiff universities, so they're really well placed to get involved in that R&D, so we think that should …

29 January 2026, Climate Change, Environment, and Infrastructure Committee

UK Government rail policy and rail reform - evidence session with Professor Mark Barry

… welcome Professor Mark Barry, professor of practice in connectivity at the school of geography and planning at Cardiff University. A very warm welcome back to us as a committee; it's good to see you. We have …

22 January 2026, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee

Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 5 - Evidence session with Ofcom

… just ask specifically in terms of the online world? We've heard increasingly—and Professor Cushion from Cardiff University was mentioning this in terms of his research—and perhaps in the traditional broadcast sense, there's better awareness …

22 January 2026, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee

Public service broadcasting in Wales: Panel 3 - Evidence session with the BBC

… fine.' But they moved, and what they've found is a different perspective, different stories from Cardiff University, Aberystwyth, Bangor. We're regularly now seeing those universities and their perspectives reflected in our science coverage. So, I think …

21 January 2026, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee

Inward Investment: Panel 3

… that they were attracted in by the skills, the 'world-class skills', he said, from both Swansea and Cardiff universities. So, how are we going to get the people who've come in because they like the pipeline …