Stephen Kinnock

Labour — Aberafan Maesteg

Government roles held

Written answers given

• 5. What steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to strengthen Wales’s place in the Union.
• I was shocked to see the front page of the Western Mail last week, which said: “Free milk scheme for pupils could be sc
• 2. What assessment he has made of the potential impact of the autumn Budget 2026 on Wales.
• The autumn Budget will deliver real-terms cuts to Welsh public services, because it fails to “compensate for higher infl
• I greatly welcome the Chancellor’s announcement of a further £30 million for the delivery of a new station at Cardiff Pa
• It was a damp squib Budget that largely forgot Wales. It had nothing on upgrading the A55 or the M4 bypass. The previous
• That is a screeching U-turn for us all to see. As we have heard today, matters could go from bad to horrendous for M4 dr
• Communities across Wales are desperate to see economic growth and new jobs, and that is why the Welsh Liberal Democrats
• The Prime Minister promised to end 40 years of Thatcherite ideology, but last week’s Budget was a whimper, not a reset.
• The Secretary of State did not mention the £14 billion that has been promised, or the £300 million for Leeds railway sta
• 11. What steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to support economic growth in Wales.
• I thank the Secretary of State for his response. He and I both know that when it comes to driving economic growth, wheth
• The Access for All programme is 20 years old this year, yet much work is to be done on making travel easier for rail pas
• One would hope that any Union would be a Union of equals, in which equal partners listen to each other with mutual respe
• 7. What steps he is taking with the Secretary of State for Transport to improve cross-border transport connections betwe
• One of the biggest straitjackets on economic growth east to west is the “most-bashed bridge in Britain” on the A5 in my
• I was very surprised last week to hear the Plaid Cymru Transport Minister calling rail funding of £445 million from the

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