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Kerry Ferguson MS elected Deputy Presiding Officer of the Senedd.
Rhun ap Iorwerth MS nominated to become First Minister of Wales.
Senedd elects Huw Irranca-Davies MS as Presiding Officer.
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Find the Senedd election candidates in your area. Wales is voting, 7 May 2026.
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2 March 2026 The Future of Welsh Rugby Dear Mr Collier-Keywood, I write as the result of our evidence session last Thursday, and would like to thank you, Alison Thorne and Geraint John for appearing before the Committee. We recognise the significant hard work that has been undertaken over the last few years to stabilise the WRU’s financial position, as well as positive developments within the culture of the WRU. We also recognise that the WRU and individual leaders are sometimes exposed to criticism that is unduly harsh, especially online. However, it is clear to us that Welsh rugby is in a perilous state. Uncertainty surrounding the future of Welsh regions has caused considerable concern to people across our nation. No programme of change can be achieved without building a consensus for change. It is clear that the Union does not have the consensus needed to move forward with the proposal to reduce the number of regional sides from four to three. The WRU must recognise that it has lost the argument over the future of the professional game. We were alarmed to hear you tell us that you have no Plan B, should your current proposals not progress as planned. Were this the case, it could represent a significant dereliction of duty. We urge you to find an alternative approach that continues to stabilise the finances of the Union and maintains confidence, whilst rebuilding trust with clubs and supporters.
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Senedd Committee urges action to unite communities across Wales.
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The First Minister of Wales speaking at a podium.
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Video content: The Senedd has had the same number of Members for the past 25 years. The Senedd has more responsibilities now. It can make and change laws in many areas that affect your daily life. These changes will help the Senedd to better review and challenge the Welsh Government’s plans and spending on important issues like health, transport and education. Giving your community a stronger voice when decisions are made
Should you be able to remove Members of the Senedd?
Should mobile phones be restricted in schools?
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Group of children dancing in the Senedd, on St David's Day.
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Celebrate St David's Day At the Senedd, Cardiff Bay Saturday 1 March, 10:00-16:00
Do you think politicians who knowingly lie should be held accountable?
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Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas, the Senedd's first Presiding Officer.