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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education: Supportive and Inclusive Education for a Brighter Future
… does seem rather ironic that you have just made a statement on supportive and inclusive education for a brighter future, given that that's exactly what this Government and successive Labour administrations over the last 27 years have … the levers of power here for more than a quarter of a century, and instead of creating a brighter future, the party has inflicted more damage on our education system. Cabinet Secretary, credit where credit is due, you …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Welsh Government response to UK Government budget
… Wales and is willing to invest in that potential? These investments are a down payment on a brighter future. We know the long-term impact of investing in public services. We know that a healthier country … and the children of tomorrow. It is a belief in a better Britain and a commitment to a brighter future, free from the ravages of austerity. We need to build a decent life for people. That's all …
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Statement by the First Minister: 'New Ambition for Wales: Programme for Government 2026-2030'
… south Wales Minister and a west Wales Minister, because we believe in bringing Wales together and building a brighter future for people, wherever they are. And to attack the first north Wales First Minister for somehow not caring …
, Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport, and International Relations Committee
Inquiry into participation in sport in disadvantaged areas: Evidence session with sporting unions (1)
… community, but, of course, deprived communities, who need to dream—they need to be able to see a brighter future, and by watching our players, they see a brighter future; they have their dreams in front of them …
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Statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education: Supportive and Inclusive Education for a Brighter Future
Item 6 is a statement by the Cabinet Secretary for Education on supportive and inclusive education for a brighter future. I call on the Cabinet Secretary, Lynne Neagle …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: The Senedd election
… quarter of a century and more of Labour failings. Plaid Cymru is leading the way to a brighter future for our young people through our transformational strategy to restore educational standards. We will be developing a fundamental literacy …
, Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister
Topical scrutiny
… fairness first, and I think we have the leadership and the team to turn this moment into a brighter future. I think it's a choice for people between anger and answers, experiments or experience, and I think …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: UK Government budget
… costing the UK up to £90 billion a year in lost tax revenues. We can reclaim a brighter future by getting serious about a closer relationship with Europe, which would significantly benefit us here in Wales. The budget …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: The UK Government
… services on which people rely—[Interruption.] I've finished now, sorry—to strengthen the economy, to create a brighter future for everyone, to be a beacon of hope in an otherwise bleak landscape …
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Short Debate: Wales and Europe: Dismantling the barriers
… the desire on both sides and all sides to reset that relationship with the EU, and build a brighter future for Wales and for the rest of the UK. The Welsh Government has continued at every opportunity …
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Statement by the First Minister: The Steel Industry (Special Measures) Bill
… Port Talbot will start to become a reality, and will be a constructive step towards a sustainable and brighter future for Tata and its downstream sites across Wales. Steel is the enabler for a much wider transition …
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Debate: The Final Budget 2025-26
… Conservatives have gone, austerity hasn't gone with them, and Wales continues to be short-changed—hardly the brighter future for Wales promised when the draft budget was announced. But it's not just about the money available …
, Welsh Youth Parliament 3 - Plenary
Session 1
… the power to raise their voices and be catalysts for change. Together, we can work towards building a brighter future where no child grows up hungry and where no family fears being unable to make ends meet, and …
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Topical Questions
… about job opportunities. So, there is a role for everybody in the Government to play to make a brighter future for our young people and hopefully stem this tide of distress that we’re seeing …
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Debate: The Draft Budget 2025-26
This draft budget is a road map to a brighter future. But it's going to take more than one budget to undo the consequential impact of 14 years of Tory economic mismanagement, political mistakes and social vandalism …
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Debate: The Draft Budget 2025-26
… are most likely to bear the brunt of these challenges. Children and young people in Wales deserve a brighter future and we hope this budget will help deliver that …
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Debate: The Draft Budget 2025-26
… shown by this budget, they have neither the vision nor the wherewithal to plot a course to a brighter future for our health system …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Housing and Local Government
… rightly prioritising public services, and I recognise that this year’s draft budget is that step towards a brighter future, but that it’ll take time to undo the damage done by austerity. However, you’ll be aware …
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Plaid Cymru Debate: Education funding
… should not be pitted against another, she emphasised the fundamental importance of education as the gateway to a brighter future for our communities, as an investment in the future of our future generations. She reminded us that the …
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Debate: Welsh Government Annual Report—Delivering the government’s priorities and legislative programme
… matters most to our communities and to work in partnership with those who share our vision of a brighter future. And I believe that we can look to that future with fresh optimism to deliver a greener, kinder …