Shadow Health Secretary Angela Burns joined fellow politicians, royalty and NHS members of staff at a service of celebration to mark the 70th anniversary of the setting up of the National Health Service.
Pembrokeshire Assembly Members Angela Burns and Paul Davies recently welcomed pupils from Redhill Prep School, Haverfordwest to the National Assembly for Wales.
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Assembly Member Angela Burns learnt more about the work going on at Withybush Hospital to raise awareness of Sepsis during a recent visit to the Hospital.
One of the most curious incidents of the Fourth Assembly came when the former Education Minister, Leighton Andrews, resigned from his post in Welsh Government – ostensibly protesting against his own policy on surplus places and school closures.
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Assembly Member Angela Burns has welcomed the announcement by the Cabinet Secretary for Finance that the Welsh Government will not be taking the ‘Tourism Tax’ forward.
I am hugely concerned over the details of this leak.
I am disappointed that despite years of assurances from the local health board and the Welsh Labour Government in Cardiff that the future of Withybush Hospital remains under threat.
Some eight weeks ago, the Cabinet Health Secretary offered his reassurance to the public that the Welsh NHS was in the “best position” to cope with winter.
Representatives of Welsh Water recently met with local Assembly Member Angela Burns to highlight around £9 million worth of investment into sewage and drainage infrastructure over the coming year.
Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Assembly Member Angela Burns joined with train company Great Western Railway (GWR) recently to celebrate the fundraising efforts of Marie’s Marvels founder, Marie Tilley
