Monmouth MP David Davies has cautiously welcomed a site visit to the delayed A465 dualling scheme at Gilwern by the Welsh Transport Minister.

Some of us have been lucky enough to have a few days off work over Christmas and the New Year and my thoughts are very much with those who continue to work as normal, particularly those in the emergency services, the NHS, the prison service and the caring professions who ensure that we are all sa

Brexit crunch time is coming. The Brexit deal being put forward by the government is an imperfect compromise. It takes us out of the EU but keeps us in the Customs Union for at least another two years.

The Monmouth Branch of Amnesty International held a successful coffee morning at the Priory Centre in Monmouth this week to highlight the work of human rights defenders throughout the world.

Monmouth MP and Chairman of Parliament's Welsh Affairs Committee expressed his delight that the long promised scrapping of Severn Bridge tolls has today finally happened.

Mr Davies said:

Back in July 2018, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board had sadly received a formal request from Churchwood Surgery to close their branch surgery premises at Goytre.

Sixth formers from Monmouth Comprehensive paid a visit to Parliament this week and gave local MP David Davies a thorough grilling on Brexit and other issues.

Monmouth MP David Davies and local County Councillor Jane Pratt have called on the Assembly Government to do more to help residents affected by the work taking place to dual the Heads of the Valleys road near Gilwern.

The current First Minister Carwyn Jones is on the brink of retiring and I wish him well. There are three Assembly Members from the Labour group seeking his job and the winner will be crowned as Wales’ next First Minister.

Business owners in Abergavenny have called on the Assembly Government to match the business rate cuts being offered in England.