Following the announcement today (July 10) ending the latest three-week period of lockdown caused by the Covid pandemic, Paul Davies MS – Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament – said:

Paul Davies MS – the Leader of the Opposition – thanked key workers and communities across Wales on the 100th day of lockdown, while calling the milestone a “time for reflection”.

Mr Davies said:

In First Minister’s Questions today (July 8), Paul Davies MS – the Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament – called for action over the backlog of operations caused by the Covid pandemic and lockdown.

In First Minister’s Questions today (July 1), Paul Davies MS – the Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament – pledged his and Welsh Conservative support to cross-party work to deal with the impact of a number of recent major job losses in Wales, including Airbus and Laura Ashley.

Paul Davies MS, the Leader of the Opposition, has led the Welsh Conservative tributes to service personnel past and present on Armed Forces Day 2020.

He also took the opportunity to renew Welsh Conservative calls for an Armed Forces Commissioner in Wales.

Mr Davies said:

“If even the First Minister is confused over the five-mile rule, no wonder the rest of us are” said Paul Davies MS, the Leader of the Opposition, after today’s virtual Plenary session.

Following the reports that A & E services will now be retained at the Royal Glamorgan Hospital in Rhondda Cynon Taf, local Member of the Welsh Parliament Paul Davies has renewed his calls for the retention of services at Withybush General Hospital.

The Leader of the Welsh Conservatives in the Welsh Parliament, Paul Davies MS, has led calls to encourage the public to shop local in high streets to safeguard local shops and jobs.

Mr Davies issued the call as non-essential retail businesses re-open today.

He said:

Paul Davies MS, the Leader of the opposition in the Welsh Parliament, has today (June 19) welcomed the First Minister’s announcement to ease lockdown restrictions in line with the repeated calls of Welsh Conservatives.

Mr Davies said:

Commenting on the report that non-essential shops in Wales will re-open from Monday, Paul Davies – the Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament – said: