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Like you, I was incredibly distressed by the footage of what happened to George Floyd in the lead up to his death in police custody.…
Like you, I was sickened at George Floyd’s tragic death. I share your horror at his treatment by the US Police and recognise that similar…
The Prime Minister has announced that the FCO and DFID will merge to create a new overseas department – the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office…
In 2016, 50.9% of Ynys Môn voted to leave the EU on a 70.4% turnout. I stood on a mandate in the 2019 General Election…
In my many meetings with farmers across Ynys Môn I have heard very clearly how important food standards are to them. I share their feeling.…
I know how important farming is to Ynys Môn in terms of its vital contribution to our economy and our communities. Many farming families gave…
A PPS is an unpaid role in Government designed to help Ministers and Secretaries of State to keep Parliamentarians updated on their Department’s work. The role serves to better communicate the work of Government to Parliament and increase Ministerial accountability.
I was honoured to be asked in February 2020 to serve as PPS to Matt Hancock, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, and Health Ministers in Boris Johnson’s Government. Serving as PPS in the Health Department at the height of the Coronavirus crisis has given me an invaluable insight in order to scrutinise the health and social care process here in Wales, managed by the Welsh Government.
The PPS role takes up a small portion of my time at Westminster, and I am fully committed and accessible to my constituents on Ynys Môn at all times.