MORE NURSES, DOCTORS & TEACHERS - NOT MORE POLITICIANS

Commenting on the news that a Healthcare Inspectorate Wales report found “consistent challenges” caused by poor patient flow through wards, Welsh Conservative Shadow Health Minister, Russell George MS said:

Responding to the First Minister’s comments on BBC Radio Wales this morning, Leader of the Welsh Conservatives, Andrew RT Davies MS said:

Commenting on the opposition of the National Union of Journalists’ Welsh Executive Council to the so-called Shadow Devolved Broadcast Authority, costing £1 million of taxpayers’ money, Welsh Conservative Shadow Minister for Culture, Tourism and Sport, Tom Giffard MS said:

Commenting on the news that cruel waits for biopsy results have left patients fearing a possible death sentence, Welsh Conservative Shadow Health Minister, Russell George MS said:

"NHS statistics released this week showed that Welsh cancer waits were the second worst on record ever.

Commenting on the news that the Labour Health Minister has threatened to cut Welsh NHS services to end the pay dispute with healthcare workers, Welsh Conservative Shadow Health Minister, Russell George MS said:

The latest Welsh NHS statistics revealed that for cancer services, performance decreased against the 62-day maximum wait target in June to 53.4% of patients being seen, compared to 54.1% the previous month, this is the second lowest percentage on record.

Students across Wales today are receiving their A-level results, with top grades falling for the second year running, with the proportion of A and A* grades falling to 34% compared to 40.9% in 2022, along with the A* - E pass rate also dropping.

Commenting on the news that BMA Cymru Wales is set to ballot secondary care doctors on industrial action after negotiations over pay with the Labour Government broke down last month, following the BMA rejecting the Labour Government’s latest below-inflation pay offer for consultants, junior docto

Commenting on A-Level results released, Welsh Conservative Shadow Education Minister, Laura Anne Jones MS said:

Commenting on the news that there are nearly 4,300 staff vacancies within the Welsh NHS, Welsh Conservative Shadow Health Minister, Russell George MS said: