First Minister’s Questions today (March 17), focused – understandably – on the current Covid-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak.

Today (March 10) in First Minister’s Questions, the Leader of the Opposition – Paul Davies AM/AC – reminded Members that there are six confirmed cases in Wales, adding the caveat that this figure is expected to rise.

During First Minister’s Questions today (March 3), Paul Davies AM/AC – the Leader of the Opposition – sought answers on how Coronavirus will be tackled in Wales, particularly in light of, as he put it, the “already stretched” primary care services.

Towns and villages in parts of Wales are still in the process of recovering from the two most recent seasonal storms – Ciara and Dennis – which hit over the past two successive weekends, causing misery to hundreds of families in Wales, and many more in other parts of the UK.

In First Minister’s Questions today (February 11), Paul Davies AM/AC – the Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament – pressed Mark Drakeford on just what his party’s government is doing to support survivors, some 12,000 in Wales, of domestic abuse.

The continuing scandal of hospital care in Wales was brought into sharp focus during First Minister’s Questions yesterday (February 4), when Paul Davies AM/AC challenged Mark Drakeford over the Welsh Labour Government’s appalling record.

Welsh Labour Government’s described as ‘bogged down, stuck, and going nowhere”.

A call for more support in the field of mental health has been raised with the First Minister by local Assembly Member Paul Davies.

The two Pembrokeshire Welsh Conservative Assembly Members Paul Davies AM and Angela Burns AM used a phone call with Hywel Dda University Health Board Chief Executive Steve Moore to raise their concerns over the three days of cancelled elective surgery operations throughout the Health Board Region

The Leader of the Opposition in the Welsh Parliament, Paul Davies AM, has welcomed what he termed “… an ambitious plan for the whole United Kingdom”.