Answers to questions not reached in Plenary
06/06/2018Answers are published in the language in which they are provided, with a translation into English of responses provided in Welsh.
Questions For - Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Transport
Will the Welsh Government outline how it intends to increase the numbers of tourists visiting the south Wales valleys?
The Welsh Government’s tourism strategy, ‘Partnership for Growth’, sets out our priorities for developing and marketing all of Wales. Over the past few years we have provided support for a number of exciting projects and events in the south Wales Valleys, a prime example of this is Rock UK in Trelewis.
Further to the recent written statement, will the Cabinet Secretary provide an update on the development of air links to Cardiff Airport?
The written statement issued on 24 May is the latest position. I will update Members on developments of air links in due course.
Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on plans for the Rhymney to Cardiff line in the new rail franchise?
My written statement on Monday, 4 June provides Members with an update of the benefits across Wales that the new rail services contract will provide passengers. The Rhymney line will be transformed as part of the south Wales Metro by 2023.
Will the Cabinet Secretary outline the benefits that the new rail franchise will bring to passengers in South Wales West?
My written statement on Monday, 4 June provides Members with an update of the benefits across Wales, including south-west Wales, that the new rail services contract will provide passengers.
Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on efforts to support local sustainable economies in north Wales?
The 'Prosperity for All' national strategy and economic action plan sets out the actions that we are taking to support sustainable economies across all parts of Wales.
What assessment has the Welsh Government made of businesses' responses to the calls to action in the Welsh Government’s economic action plan?
It is two weeks since I announced the roll-out of the calls to action. The initial reception has been positive, but we will continue to monitor feedback to refine implementation.