After over 100 days of working from home when not in Westminster, today Fay Jones MP celebrated the resumption of travel in Brecon and Radnorshire, following the lifting of the ‘five-mile rule’.
Ahead of the Chancellor’s Summer statement, Fay Jones MP raised concerns that mid-Wales might not get it's fair share of recently announced Barnett consequential funding.
On Monday 6th July, the Domestic Abuse Bill passed the final stages in the House of Commons with cross-party support, allowing the Bill to progress to the House of Lords.
Over the past few weeks, Fay Jones MP has been working to ensure that the voices of the tourism, hospitality and events sector in Brecon and Radnorshire, are heard at the highest levels of government.
The announcement of a potential new supermarket in Crickhowell has been met with dismay by the local community and Fay Jones MP has been urging residents to contact her with their views on the proposal.
The coronavirus pandemic has illustrated the importance of digital connectivity for our homes and businesses in Wales - none more so than in rural areas like Brecon and Radnorshire.
On Thursday 18th June, Fay Jones MP and Cllr James Evans met with Baroness Vere, a Minister at the Department for Transport, to discuss the planned closure of the Llandrindod Wells Driving Test Centre.
The Furlough and Self Employment schemes have provided Brecon and Radnorshire with an extraordinary amount of economic support during the coronavirus outbreak.
It is deeply disappointing that the Driving Vehicles Standards Agency (DVSA) have announced their intention to permanently close the Llandrindod Wells Driving Test Centre.
