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Mick Antoniw, Assembly Member for Pontypridd has welcomed Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Board’s decision to suspend any further work on the review of A&E provision at the Royal Glamorgan hospital. Mick said: “I absolutely support this decision.  At this time all available resources must be focused on the coronavirus pandemic.” You can find updates from

Following the decision by the Minister for Housing and Local Government to refuse planning permission for the proposed residential development at Ystrad Barwig, Llantwit Fardre, Mick Antoniw the local Assembly Member said: “This is tremendous news for all those people in Llantwit Fardre who have fought for so long against this wholly unsustainable development.  The

Alex Davies-Jones, Member of Parliament for Pontypridd and Assembly Member Mick Antoniw have paid tribute to the generosity of local people who have donated £35,887 to help people who have been affected by the recent flooding in Pontypridd. The MP and AM launched the on-line fundraising drive on the day the floods hit and since

Mick Antoniw, Assembly Member for Pontypridd has welcomed the Welsh Governments allocation of £2.5 million support for businesses hit by flooding. Mick Antoniw said: “We have approaching 500 businesses in RCT that have been badly affected by flooding.  That’s a huge part of the local economy, including hundreds of jobs,  so it is very good

Mick Antoniw, Assembly Member for Pontypridd has written to Housing Minister Julie James AM to ask for a moratorium on granting any planning applications on, or immediately adjacent to, flood plains in Wales. Mick Antoniw said: “Climate Change scientists agree that severe weather, such as that which caused the terrible flooding in RCT, will become