Community Network To Help People During Virus Outbreak Registers Hundreds of Volunteers in First Few Days
The Rhondda Assembly Member has established a community network to look after people during the Coronavirus outbreak.
‘Step Up and Save Hospital Beds in Face of Coronavirus Issue,’ Leanne Will Tell Labour Government in Debate Over A&E’s Future
The Rhondda AM will call upon the Labour Government to show leadership to save the A&E department at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital.
Leanne Wood Welcomes Huge Donation from Car Company for Victims of Flooding
Welsh families whose homes were hit by devastating floods are to receive help thanks to a £50,000 donation from a leading business.
Health Board Complaining of Consultant Shortages Fails to Post a Job Advert for One in Nearly 12 months – Leanne
A health board citing a lack of permanent A&E consultants as the reason for centralising services, has yet to post an advert for one according to a Freedom of Information request.
First Minister Responds to Concerns from Rhondda AM About Coal Tip Safety
The Rhondda AM has received assurances from the First Minister the issue of coal tip safety is being dealt with “as a matter of urgency.”
Response to Rhondda Floods Has Shown the Best in People – Leanne
The Rhondda AM has been helping residents deal with the aftermath of the weekend’s dreadful flooding.
Passion and Determination to Fight A&E Downgrade Strong – Leanne
Rhondda AM has hosted a public meeting in Treorci to discuss the next steps in the campaign to retain 24 hour consultant services at the main district general hospital serving the Rhondda.
Leanne Urges Labour Government to Stop Removal of Consultants from Royal Glamorgan Hospital A&E
The Rhondda AM has addressed hundreds of people who gathered to protest about the proposed removal of services at the Accident and Emergency department of the Royal Glamorgan Hospital.
First Minister Left Squirming After Being Reminded by Leanne Wood AM of His Promise on Royal Glamorgan A&E
The Rhondda AM has put the Labour First Minister on the spot for giving assurances about the future of the Royal Glamorgan’s A&E department last summer.
Packed Public Meeting in Rhondda Harnesses Campaign to Save Royal Glamorgan A&E
More than 100 people crammed into Porth Harlequins RFC for a Plaid Cymru-organised meeting on the future of A&E at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital.