National Assembly for Wales

I monitor access to healthcare treatment across Wales, including Fflint Wrecsam, through performance data and engagement with all NHS organisations. We are investing in services, reducing waiting times and improving timely access to diagnosis and treatment for patients.

Welsh Government has engaged with general practitioner representatives and NHS Wales to scope the work required to review the Carr-Hill allocation formula. Research will be commissioned that will consider the evidence, options and implications for patients and practices.

Welsh Government is investing in digital patient records across NHS Wales. At Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, we have approved and funded the mental health electronic health record programme, alongside wider work on shared care records and a refreshed digital and data strategy that will set out the future direction for electronic health records in Wales.

I made a statement on 13 July setting out my aim of ending the intervention by around the time of next year’s local elections. I will keep the Senedd informed of any significant developments.

Local authorities across the Bangor Conwy Môn constituency have been allocated over £70 million this financial year, via the social housing grant and the transitional accommodation capital programme. Together, this will contribute to the delivery of over 1,100 social homes across this Senedd term.

We are working quickly to introduce regulations under the Building Safety (Wales) Act 2026 to provide enhanced leaseholder protections. I am also pleased to confirm that the Wales interim measures alarm grant is now open for applications, to help ease the financial burden of simultaneous evacuation while works are carried out.

I am pleased to announce that the Welsh Ministers formally agreed the council’s delivery agreement on 29 September, enabling it to commence preparation of a local development plan. My officials look forward to engaging with council officers in due course.