During FMQs this week, I called on the First Minister to outline how the Senedd reform bill will make members of the Senedd more accountable to the public.
In the Senedd this evening, the Welsh Conservatives brought forward a vote of no confidence in the Labour Minister responsible for blanket 20mph speed limits, Lee Waters MS.
Reflecting on how the constituencies only sitting Lib Dem voted this evening, James said.
On Tuesday 13 September, James Evans attended a National Racehorse Week drop-in event in The Senedd hosted by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) to show his support for horseracing in Wales and the high-quality care racehorses receive from stable staff in yards across the country.
James Evans MS, Shadow Minister for Mental Health & Wellbeing is today welcoming the conjoint efforts of the UK and Welsh Governments to crack down on single use vapes, by banning them all together.
Today we mark the first day back of this new Senedd term and I'm pleased to be here representing my home constituency of Brecon & Radnorshire. It is during this term I will be hammering home my three commitments. Health, Education and Housing.
Today, the First Minister Mark Drakeford held a press briefing outlining the Welsh Governments progress up until the current mid-term period and the expected agenda for the next Senedd term.
On the 7th of September James met with Robin Manning, Director of the British Agricultural Bureau (BAB) and Patrick Pagani, Senior Policy Advisor of Cop Cogeca at the BAB office Brussels.
Today, James Evans MS, member of the Welsh Parliament for Brecon & Radnorshire and the group leader of the Christian Democrat & Flemish Party (CD&V), Peter Van Rompuy, met to discuss the upcoming European Elections and other areas of shared interests.
On the 23rd and 24th of August, residents of Llandrindod Wells and Ystradgynlais were invited to attend a cost-of-living fair which is intended to help provide advice and support to those who may struggle with rising food and energy bills this winter.
In response to legislation that will come into force across Wales on 17th September 2023, whereby the maximum speed you can legally travel on restricted roads will be 20mph, James Evans MS is calling for calmer waters on the debate and for the Welsh government to listen to the public outcry and s
