In answer to a question from local Aberavon Assembly Member, David Rees, the Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport, Lee Waters, gave a clear indication that the road lighting on the elevated section of the M4 above Port Talbot will not be replaced in the coming months. Mr Rees asked the Deputy Minister when the

Aberavon Assembly Member, David Rees, has called on the UK Government to scrap controversial plans  to prevent people from voting unless they carry photographic ID at polling stations.This week (14-20 of October) is national democracy week which is about local representatives using their experience, insight and passion in their communities to increase democratic participation. The

The news that Hi-Lex will be closing its operations in Port Talbot in 2021 is a severe blow to both the workforce and the local community.  This decision will leave 125 workers and their families unsure of their future and we must do all we can to secure a strong future for them. It is

Following concerns raised by several constituents regarding the work being undertaken by NRW on the Foel, I have written to them asking what proposals they have for tree felling in that area. Please see below the response I have received which I hope explains the actions being taken and their intention to undertake further engagement

This Week is Recycling Week and David Rees, Assembly Member for Aberavon, is thanking residents for playing their part in making Wales one of the best recycling nations in the world. Mr Rees is however warning that there is still a lot more to be done. Across Wales people are recycling more than ever before.

Please find below a copy of the letter received yesterday from the Deputy Minister regarding the future of the free over 60s swimming following questions I have raised with him as a result of the news that Celtic Leisure are reducing their free swimming sessions for the over 60s at the Aberavon Leisure Centre.