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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.

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.

News

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Conwy Becomes Second Council In Wales To Declare A Health Emergency

Thursday, 22 January, 2026
Conwy County Borough Council has become the second council to support a motion, proposed by the Welsh Conservatives, to declare a health emergency, following the decision by Denbighshire County Council to declare one in November.Clwyd MS, Darren Millar has welcomed the decision.
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“Our NHS Is Broken And Deteriorating” – A&E Waits Furthest From Target In 3 Years

Thursday, 22 January, 2026
The latest NHS statistics for Wales revealed that performance against the 4-hour target, where 95% of new patients should spend less than 4 hours in emergency departments from arrival until admission, transfer or discharge, is the lowest it has been for three years at only 64.3% in December.The targ
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Cancer Treatment Target Failures Lambasted By Welsh Conservative Leader

Tuesday, 20 January, 2026
At First Minister’s Questions (FMQs) today, The Leader of the Welsh Conservatives challenged the First Minister to explain the Welsh Government’s consistent failure to hit the 62-day cancer treatment target.At least 75% of patients should start cancer treatment within 62 days of first being suspecte
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Welsh Conservatives Bring Forward Debate To Increase Financial Support For The Hospice And Palliative Care Sector

Friday, 16 January, 2026
Wales’ hospice and palliative care sector plays an exceptional role in providing high quality end of life care and support to families up and down Wales.Regretfully, the hospice and palliative care sector has recently faced unprecedented financial pressures as a result of Employers’ National Insuran
Darren Millar MS Leader of the Welsh Conservatives

FMQs: "completely unacceptable" 2-year NHS waits slammed

Tuesday, 4 November, 2025
At First Minister’s Questions (FMQs) today, Darren Millar MS challenged the Deputy First Minister to address the former Health Minister, now First Minister’s promise to eliminate two-year NHS treatment waits by March 2023.8,703 patients are waiting over two years, as of the latest statistics, wherea
James Evans

“Completely unacceptable” – two-year NHS waits up again

Thursday, 23 October, 2025
The latest NHS statistics for Wales revealed NHS treatment waiting lists remain at 793,058 pathways, the equivalent of nearly 1-in-4 Welsh people.The disparity in two-year NHS waits for treatment between Wales and England remains large, with NHS Wales two-year waits rising again to over 8,700, compa
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Welsh Conservatives Bring Forward Debate to Reduce Waiting Lists And To Fix Our NHS

Thursday, 18 September, 2025
A series of Welsh Conservative Freedom of Information requests have revealed that since the May 2021 Senedd election, where Labour formed yet another Welsh Government with the support of Plaid Cymru, 38,374 patients had died while waiting for NHS treatment.The Labour Health Minister, now First Minis
James Evans

“Abysmal failure” - longest NHS waits rising again

Thursday, 18 September, 2025
The latest NHS statistics for Wales revealed NHS treatment waiting lists remain at 793,058 pathways, the equivalent of nearly 1-in-4 Welsh people.The disparity in two-year NHS waits for treatment between Wales and England is still large, with NHS Wales two-year waits rising to 8,005, compared with 2
James Evans

Nearly 40,000 patients die waiting for NHS treatment in Labour-run Wales

Wednesday, 10 September, 2025
A series of Welsh Conservative Freedom of Information requests have revealed that since the May 2021 Senedd election, where Labour formed yet another Welsh Government with the support of Plaid Cymru, 38,374 patients had died while waiting for NHS treatment.Wales’ seven health boards have responded w
James Evans

“Unacceptably slow progress” – Welsh Conservatives on latest Welsh NHS statistics

Thursday, 21 August, 2025
The latest NHS statistics for Wales revealed NHS treatment waiting lists remain at 794,543 pathways, the equivalent of nearly 1-in-4 Welsh people.Performance worsened against the 62-day target for patients starting cancer treatment, decreasing to 60.2% and the new 90th percentile response time for r
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