Senedd Cymru - Welsh Parliament - 06/05/2025

Highlights from the Welsh Parliament.

The statement by Rebecca Evans on progress and future delivery of the Welsh economy.

The statement by health and social care secretary Jeremy Miles on NHS winter pressures.

A debate on the Welsh government's Draft Budget for the financial year 2026-27.

The statement on the child poverty strategy progress report, from Tuesday 9 December.

Statement on the ambulance service and delays to patient handovers into hospitals.

The statement by the first minister Eluned Morgan on the Wales Investment Summit.

Questions to the counsel general Julie James, on Tuesday 9 December.

Coverage of questions to the cabinet secretary for health and social care, Jeremy Miles.

Questions to the cabinet secretary for economy, energy and planning, Rebecca Evans.

The statement on the International Day of Disabled People, on Tuesday 2 December.

The statement on attendance and behaviour in schools in Wales, from Tuesday 25 November.

The statement on the Tertiary education sector in Wales, from Tuesday 25 November.

Coverage of the statement on the second module report from the UK's Covid inquiry.

Statement on the outcome of the internal business support review, on Tuesday 18 November.

Statement in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on affordable housing, from 18 November.

Statement in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on AI in Wales, from Tuesday 18 November.

Statement in the Senedd, the Welsh Parliament, on Storm Claudia, from Tuesday 18 November.

Statement on the annual report on the abuse of older people, from Tuesday 11 November.

Statement on the COP30 climate change summit and Wales Climate Week, from 11 November.

The debate in the Welsh Parliament marking Remembrance Day, from Tuesday 11 November.

Coverage of questions to the counsel general and minister for delivery, Julie James.

A statement on the Development of Tourism and Regulation of Visitor Accommodation Bill.

Debate on the principles of the Homelessness and Social Housing Allocation (Wales) Bill.

The statement on the North Wales Safeguarding Child Review, from Tuesday 4 November.

A debate on services to patients who have suffered stroke at Bronglais Hospital.

The statement on the next steps for the Independent Water Commission, from 21 October.

The statement on the implementation of the Welsh Language and Education (Wales) Act.

Questions to the cabinet secretary for social justice, Trefnydd and chief whip Jane Hutt.

Coverage of questions to the cabinet secretary for transport and North Wales, Ken Skates.

Coverage of the statement on moving towards a more transparent NHS, on Tuesday 21 October.

The debate tabled by Plaid Cymru on town centre regeneration, from Wednesday 15 October.

Debate on the report on Transport for Wales's performance 2024-25 on Wednesday 15 October.

The statement on Hate Hurts Wales and National Hate Crime Awareness Week, from 14 October.

Statement by education secretary Lynne Neagle on the Additional Learning Needs reforms.

The statement by finance secretary Mark Drakeford on the outline draft budget for 2026-27.