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Recess ends, hard-work continues
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 The long Parliamentary recess is about to draw to a close. Those with more cynical views about the workings of British politics will try and tell you that MPs spend...
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 After the hullaballoo of the party conference season dies away, when all the media have gone home and we all go back to life (and politics) as normal, does it...
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 Last week I had my regular meeting with Tim Jones, the Superintendent of the South Wales Police F division – statistically amongst the best police divisions in the...
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Huw's Views; What have the Italians ever done for us?
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 As Alun Cairns, Member of the National Assembly for Wales faces criticism and censure for referring to Italians as “greasy wops”, the spotlight falls on the Welsh-Italian community in...
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Huw's Views: Hooray for Valleywood!
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 Walking through the towns of Llanharan and Pencoed in South Wales, a number of things become obvious, not least the friendly and chatty people that come up to you in...
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Huw's Views: The Devastation of Suicide
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 Over the past few weeks the national media spotlight has focussed on Bridgend due to a number of family tragedies. Unfortunately, sensationalist tabloid headlines have sometimes obscured the
real issues and...
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Huw's Views: Pathways to Work
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 You don’t need me to explain the devastation that widespread long-term unemployment can have on a community – you will have seen it for yourselves when our communities faced the...
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Huw's Views: Land Girls and Lumberjills Honoured
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 The immense debt we all owe to the servicemen and women of WWII is recognised at Armistice Day and in Veterans Services around the country. But the contribution...
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Huw's Views: Blue Plaques for Ogmore
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Having been an MP for almost six years, I think of how many thousands of people I must have spoken to, and listened to over the years. People...
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Huw's Views: How Green is My Valley
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 How green is my valley? No, this piece is not about Richard Llewellyn’s famous book (and perhaps more famous film with Roddy McDowell) based on the mining community of Gilfach...
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Huw's Views: The new heart of our sporting community
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 It never fails to amaze me just how dedicated people from across Ogmore are in supporting the needs of others. It’s a dedication that can be seen in...
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Huw's Views: The flourishing Welsh Economy
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 House magazine
November 2007
When we talk about the flourishing Welsh economy, discussions all too often focus on Cardiff. Indeed, Wales’ capital city has a booming and vibrant economy...
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Huw's Views: Make Bridgend Fair!
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 Fair Trade Matters
An Article for the Glamorgan Gazette - November 2007
When ever I talk to constituents or fellow MPs about ending world poverty, I’m quickly struck by...
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Huw's Views: Living with Ankylosing Spondylitis
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Living with Ankylosing Spondylitis
For "House" Magazine, November 2007
As a very active and sporty youngster (and still fairly handy on the tennis court today!) it came as a...
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Huw's Views: The Pioneering Principality
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The pioneering principality
Successful devolved government in Wales has consigned the nationalist cause to the margins, says Huw Irranca-Davies
The devolution settlements for Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland –...
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Huw's Views: New job, but same passions for Ogmore
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Huw's Views: New job, but same passions for Ogmore
Many readers of this website will be interested to know whether my recent appointment has a Minister in the Wales...
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Huw's Views...Regeneration of the Garw
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Regeneration of the Garw...
It took millions of years, if my memories of childhood history lessons serve me correctly, for huge sweeping glaciers to shape and form the geological...
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Huw's Views...The future of Labour
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 Published in the Western Mail, Saturday 12th May
Shortly after six o’clock on a warm spring morning in 1997, the youngest Prime Minister in centuries greeted his party...
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Huw's views...Post Office reforms
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 I state the obvious when I say that post offices play a vital role in all of our communities. Not only do they provide an ever increasing range...
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 Meeting our future energy needs in a clean, sustainable and affordable way is arguably the greatest political challenge of our age. The decisions we make in the coming years...
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