Kirsty Williams, Welsh Liberal Democrat Education Minister, has today announced a number of immediate actions to support teachers with workload and reduce bureaucracy.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have called on the UK Government to ensure the Shared Prosperity Fund delivers for Wales ahead of this afternoon’s Senedd debate. The Welsh Liberal Democrats are calling for the fund to ensure Wales receives not a penny less than it currently receives from the EU and for the Welsh Government to control how the money is spent in Wales.

Parents and carers are being encouraged to take advantage of financial support that aims to help meet the cost of the school day as well as enabling participation in extra-curricular activities.

The Pupil Development Grant (PDG) Access scheme provides grants to help families on low incomes purchase school uniform, kit and equipment.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have responded to Ford Europe’s decision to close their Bridgend plant; claiming it is another example of the destructive consequences of Brexit for the Welsh economy.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have welcomed the announcement by the First Minister that the M4 relief road will not go ahead and called on the money saved to instead be spent on public transport, the green economy and affordable housing.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have selected local campaigner Chris Twells as the party’s lead candidate for the North Wales region at the next National Assembly for Wales election.

Welsh Liberal Democrat Leader Jane Dodds has criticised the extraordinary amount of time it took for Welsh Labour to support a People’s Vote, but praised them for eventually coming to the right decision.

Welsh Liberal Democrat Leader Jane Dodds has praised the party’s success in the European elections, claiming they’re a clear example of the Welsh Liberal Democrat fightback.

Responding to Theresa May’s resignation announcement, Welsh Liberal Democrat Leader Jane Dodds has commended her commitment to public service but said her approach to Brexit made her departure inevitable.

Welsh Liberal Democrat former Welsh Government Minister and Wales Office Minister, Baroness Jenny Randerson, discusses the past and future of Welsh devolution to mark of a House of Lords debate marking 20 years of devolution.

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