The deadline is approaching to shadow David Rees AM with applications closing Friday 31st January.  Local Aberavon Assembly Member, David Rees, is encouraging young women in the area to consider a career in politics and learn more about what life is like as an AM through Chwarae Teg’s LeadHerShip. LeadHerShip gives young women aged 16-22 the chance to shadow an Assembly

David Rees, Assembly Member for Aberavon, is calling on all parents and teenagers about to turn 18 to check they have access to government-backed trust funds, set up when they were born. In some cases these child trust accounts, which will mature this autumn and may contain around £1,000, could be lost after the UK

With cold weather setting in, local AM David Rees, is urging residents to make sure their homes are prepared for the winter. Each year, around than 1.3 million homes across Britain experience a boiler breakdown and a new study shows that 34 per cent of households didn’t have their boiler serviced in 2019 – putting

Tonight Tata announced that 1000 of the proposed 3000 job losses across Europe will be in the UK. Once again they have given no detail as to where those job losses would be, how many would be blue collar workers or how many would be white collar workers. This approach to industrial relations is appalling

David Rees, AM for Aberavon, joined Emilia Clarke’s charity SameYou for their launch in Wales earlier this month, backing the call for neurorehabilitation support to be propelled to the forefront of the health agenda in Wales. On Tuesday, 5th November at the Senedd, policy makers and practitioners learned of the alarming number of brain injuries

SPARKING SAFETY – ELECTRICAL SAFETY WEEK WALES Assembly Member joins leading Charity to keep constituents safe In Wales, there were nearly 1,900 fires caused by electricity in Welsh homes over the last 5 years.[i] David Rees, Assembly Member for Aberavon, visited the recent drop-in session hosted by leading consumer safety charity, Electrical Safety First. “It’s

Local Labour Assembly Members, David Rees (Aberavon) and Jeremy Miles (Neath) are pleased that the Welsh Labour Government is commissioning a review into the Learner Travel Measure. At the end of the last academic year Neath Port Talbot County Borough Council issued a consultation in regard to post 16 travel to Welsh Medium schools, and