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FIX OUR NHS

FIX OUR WELSH NHS

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Only a Welsh Conservative Government will:

  • Reaffirm that the Welsh NHS should always remain free at the point of delivery, publicly funded, and not replaced by an insurance-based system.
  • Declare a health emergency to direct the resources and apparatus of the Welsh Government at cutting NHS waiting lists.
  • Ensure no patient waits more than 12 months for treatment.
  • Introduce a seven-day GP wait guarantee.
  • Carry out a comprehensive Welsh NHS recruitment and retention plan.
  • Build more surgical hubs and expanding rapid diagnostic centres.
  • Restore patient choice in where they can access healthcare.
  • Launch a cancer action plan.
  • Create an NHS Leadership Register – to ensure that failed managers are not simply rehired to new positions within the Welsh NHS.
  • Initiate a public inquiry into Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
  • Provide £40 million for hospices over the Senedd term, ringfencing funding for Wales’ children’s hospices to meet 50% oftheir operating costs.
  • Establish an NHS Wales Reserves Service to provide additional resilience in times of peak pressure.

Under the Welsh Labour Government, propped up by Plaid Cymru, our Welsh NHS is broken.

In Wales we have the highest NHS waiting lists in the whole of the United Kingdom, with over 600,000 people waiting on an NHS waiting list, and over 7,000 people waiting two or more years for NHS treatment.

You are 380-times more likely to wait over two-years on the Welsh NHS waiting list than if you’re on the NHS waiting list in England.

TO FIX OUR NHS, a Welsh Conservative Government would declare a Health Emergency on day one of Government, to ensure sufficient resources and the entire apparatus of Government is focused on reducing waiting lists.

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We call on the Plaid Cymru Welsh Government to rule out any hospital closures or downgrading of hospital services during the lifetime of the current Senedd term.
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Natasha Asghar

Urgent action required after damning report into Cardiff and Vale Health Board

Friday, 7 August, 2026
Commenting on the publication of an independent assessment of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, which has uncovered serious failings in leadership, governance and patient safety, Natasha Asghar MS, Shadow Minister for Health and Social Care, said:"This is yet another deeply concerning report
Natasha Asghar

Rise in Betsi 'never events' deeply alarming

Tuesday, 28 July, 2026
Welsh Conservatives have expressed serious concern after figures revealed that Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board recorded 11 ‘never events’ in 2025/26, an increase of six compared with the previous year.Never events are serious, largely preventable patient safety incidents that should never oc
Natasha Asghar and Andrew RT Davies

Call for urgent end to health visitor strike in Cwm Taf Morgannwg

Monday, 27 July, 2026
Welsh Conservatives have called for urgent action to resolve the ongoing health visitor strike in Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board.Shadow Minister for Health and Social Care, Natasha Asghar MS, has written to both the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care and the Chief Executive of Cwm Taf M
Natasha Asghar

Plaid must take responsibility as Welsh A&E performance hits record low

Thursday, 23 July, 2026
The latest NHS statistics for Wales show that A&E performance has fallen to its lowest level on record, while waiting lists and ambulance response times have continued to worsen.In May, just 63% of patients spent less than four hours in Welsh emergency departments, which
Natasha Asghar Royal Glamorgan Hospital

Urgent action required after damning mental health inspection

Thursday, 16 July, 2026
The Welsh Conservatives have called on the Welsh Government to take urgent action after a Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW) inspection identified serious patient safety concerns in mental health services at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital.The inspection uncovered unresolved safety risks, infection co
Natasha Asghar

GP surgeries at breaking point after years of Labour mismanagement

Monday, 13 July, 2026
New figures from BMA Cymru Wales show that more than half of GPs in Wales cannot routinely meet patient demand.The survey found that 54% of GPs say patient access is routinely inadequate, while 63% say excessive workload is routinely or constantly affecting patient care.The survey also reveals that
Natasha Asghar

Plaid Cymru must deliver fair funding for Welsh hospices

Friday, 26 June, 2026
The Welsh Conservatives have called for urgent action after Hospice UK warned that hospices across Wales are facing rising pressure on staff and growing calls for sustainable funding.A new survey found that all adult hospices in Wales are caring for patients with increasingly urgent and complex need
Protect our hospitals

Plaid give green light to hospital closures and downgrades

Thursday, 25 June, 2026
The Plaid Cymru Welsh Government has given the green light to hospital closures and downgrades by failing to back a Conservative motion ruling out NHS service cuts in this Senedd term.In a defeat for the Plaid Cymru Government, the Senedd passed the motion.Concerns over the future of services come a
Natasha Asghar

Call to improve safety and dignity for dementia patients at Llandough hospital

Wednesday, 24 June, 2026
A Healthcare Inspectorate Wales (HIW) report into mental health services for older people at Llandough Hospital has raised serious concerns about patient safety, dignity and leadership oversight.While inspectors identified compassionate staff delivering personalised care, treating patients with kind
natasha Asghar

Lessons must be learnt from Wrexham Maelor morphine tragedy

Friday, 19 June, 2026
Shadow Minister for Health and Social Care, Natasha Asghar MS, has said lessons must be learnt, following the publication of a report from the Public Services Ombudsman into the death of a patient.The report identified a series of failures in prescribing, procedures and communication, which led to a
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