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Decisions on how to tackle the coronavirus outbreak are being led by medical and scientific experts, an MP has reassured.

David Davies has had many worried constituents get in touch about the spread of Covid-19 and its impact.

Monmouth MP David Davies has called on the Welsh Government to match UK Budget measures to help small firms deal with the economic fallout from coronavirus.

Repairs to the breached flood bank in Llanwenarth Citra have been welcomed by Monmouth MP David Davies.

A large section of the flood barrier behind Mardy Farm – two miles west of Abergavenny – was washed away during Storm Dennis, flooding nearby properties and businesses.

South Wales suffered the brunt of Storm Dennis, with the Monmouth constituency badly affected by flooding. Those whose homes and businesses were inundated will be devastated and I hope they are afforded every possible assistance.

The clock is ticking to repair a flood bank in Llanwenarth Citra washed away during Storm Dennis.

Workers who helped with the emergency response and clear-up after Storm Dennis left parts of Monmouthshire under water have been thanked for their efforts.

Proposals for a bypass at Chepstow have moved a small step closer after Gloucestershire County Council announced it will part-fund the next stage of a key transport study.

A callout for the Second World War generation is being supported by Monmouth MP David Davies.

A big push is being made to save a Chepstow gymnastics club threatened with closure.

A regional transport body has been asked to explain its refusal to prioritise the proposed Chepstow bypass scheme for government funding.