Eluned Morgan named as First Female Leader of the her Party
She will be the first woman to lead her party following her selection earlier this afternoon.
The announcement was made just after 3pm today (Wednesday, July 24).
Eluned Morgan will succeed Vaughan Gething who resigned from his post as leader of the Welsh Labour party.
Ms Morgan, 57, a former MEP and member of the House of Lords was brought up in Cardiff, and has been MS for Mid and West Wales since 2016.
“I am truly honoured” Eluned Morgan commented following the announcement.
“At this pivotal time for our country, strength, stability, and unity will be my guiding principles. I want to ensure that everyone in Wales has the opportunity and ability to fulfil their potential.”
Eluned Morgan named First Minister of Wales
Dredging work takes place at Tenby harbour
Tenby Harbour and North Beach users are being asked to be aware of heavy moving machinery as dredging work is carried out.
Calling all creatives, join this month’s advice and networking drop-in!
Calling all creatives, join this month’s advice and networking drop-in!
Almost 1,300 children learn how nutritious and delicious potatoes are produced locally in Pembrokeshire
Almost 1,300 children learn how nutritious and delicious potatoes are produced locally in Pembrokeshire
St John Ambulance Cymru collaborates with Children’s Commissioner for Wales on youth empowerment
St John Ambulance Cymru collaborates with Children’s Commissioner for Wales on youth empowerment
Planning a VE Day street party? Don’t forget to apply for a road closure
Are you planning a street party to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day this May?
UAL Level 3 & 4 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Learners Inspired by St Fagans Museum Visit to Create Large Print Banner.
UAL Level 3 & 4 Foundation Diploma in Art and Design: Learners Inspired by St Fagans Museum Visit to Create Large Print Banner.
Pembrokeshire horse trainer Rebecca Curtis has just landed a winner at the Cheltenham Festival.
Milford Haven man jailed for six years after hiding cocaine in police car
A Milford Haven man has been jailed for six years after attempting to hide nearly 50 grams of cocaine under the seat of a police car after he was arrested.