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Debate: The Local Government Settlement 2025-26
… was reviewed ahead of the 2001-02 settlement, following a recommendation made by the independent review undertaken by Swansea University and Pion Economics. The recommendations were incorporated into 2001-02 and subsequent settlements, and the necessary analysis was …
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Questions to the First Minister
There is a great partnership, First Minister, running between Swansea University and local schools that sees university students go to a primary and secondary school to ignite young people's passion for languages. This initiative not only benefits …
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Statement by the Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing: Implementation of the National Framework for the Delivery of Bereavement Care
… has been developed by a group chaired by Professor Ann John, professor in public health and psychiatry at Swansea University, and consists of a range of bereavement providers, health board and local authority representatives, academics and others …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… universities across the UK. It is vital to repeat the message of Professor Paul Boyle, vice-chancellor of Swansea University and chair of Universities Wales, that our universities are not on the brink of financial collapse, in spite …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… and Sioned Williams has given a personal account of the impact on her husband and his colleagues at Swansea University. While the inclusion of nursing—I found it baffling, unless, of course, what Hefin has told …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Higher education
… oldest university, and now our biggest university is indeed in trouble. And we saw over the weekend that Swansea University is increasing its cost-cutting plan by £30 million, with more staff potentially leaving on top of the …
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Business Statement and Announcement
… they cause on our roads. So, I was really interested to read about a breakthrough from research at Swansea University about a new self-healing bitumen, mixed with plants soaked in recycled oils, which heals the cracks …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Education
… And I declare an interest before I ask my question, Llywydd, namely that my husband is employed by Swansea University and a member of the University and College Union …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning
… meeting, and one of those was about the importance of the offer that we have right here in Swansea University in respect of the expertise that it has in steel and in metals more widely. So, I made …
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care: NHS winter pressures
… older people, partly because of the failure to take the right medicine or the right dose of medicine. Swansea University, under Professor Sue Jordan, has done excellent work in developing the adverse drug reaction programme, so that people …
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Debate: Remembrance
… had hazy childhood memories of him. And I would like to pay tribute to Dr Gethin Matthews of Swansea University who records these war memorials, which are often under threat these days with chapel and church closures. And …
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Supporting Ukrainians in Wales: evidence session with Welsh Government senior officials
… stressful remainder of the day. [Laughter.] Before I move on, can I just belatedly thank a delegation from Swansea University who have been with us for the session this morning? Hopefully, you found it useful. If you didn …
, Public Accounts and Public Administration Committee
Papers to note
… the first Senedd term, or Assembly term as was, the Welsh Government commissioned, I think it was Swansea University, but I could be corrected, to produce a proposed formula, presumably based upon certain terms of reference. And that …
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Questions to the First Minister
… who represents the seat of East Grinstead and Uckfield, whose contact with Wales is that she studied in Swansea University. So, she obviously thought that our universities in Wales were great. That's the new shadow Secretary …
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Short Debate: The Welsh Economy: Structural problems and putting them right
… space, business support, fast telecom links and venture finance. The concept was originally developed by a partnership between Swansea University and the WDA, which built an innovation centre. This project led to the construction of the first technium …
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Topical Questions
… 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. So, it is a sector—I’m sorry to agree …
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Statement by the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: The Climate Adaptation Strategy
… colleague who was speaking earlier on, Julie James, actually said I need to get down to Prifysgol Abertawe, Swansea University, to look at the work they're doing, which I'm keen to do. But I'm also …
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Statement by the Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Climate Change and Rural Affairs: The Climate Adaptation Strategy
… very effective way of locking in carbon, but there isn't enough being done in that respect. Swansea University is doing excellent work in this area with the WWF. What more will you as a Government …
, Economy, Trade, and Rural Affairs Committee
Foundational Economy: Panel 3 - Food sector
… audit, because they are quite expensive to do a full life-cycle analysis on the broccoli, conducted by Swansea University, concluded that the broccoli grown in Llechryd would have a carbon footprint approximately between 40 and 60 per …
, Children, Young People, and Education Committee
Welsh Language and Education (Wales) Bill - evidence session 3
… universities. Currently, we are part of the WESP committees in local authorities—that's the role, certainly, of Swansea University—so that we can look across the whole education continuum. We also feel that we can contribute …