The new Member of the Senedd for Caerphilly, Lindsay Whittle MS, made his affirmation in Siambr Hywel today. You can find out more about Members and find the MS for your constituency at: https://bit.ly/3Y6sSJv

What are your thoughts on greyhound racing in Wales? The Senedd’s Culture Committee want to hear your views! Complete the survey and have your say: https://bit.ly/4q4JGhR

A Senedd report warns Wales is “at a crossroads” as divisions deepen. It calls for urgent action to rebuild trust, tackle misinformation and bring communities together. https://senedd.wales/senedd-now/news/wales-at-a-crossroads-urgent-action-needed-to-unite-communities/

📣 Share your views! The Senedd’s Culture Committee survey on greyhound racing in Wales is now live. You've only got a couple of weeks to take part, so make sure you have your say 👉 https://bit.ly/4q4JGhR

All the key dates for the 2026 Senedd election, in one place. From polling day to post-election milestones, this timeline will be kept current—so you can check back whenever you need the latest. https://bit.ly/42ObrRC

MSs are questioning the Welsh Government on the economy, energy, planning, health and social care today. Later, they’ll debate a debate a proposal for a Bill on fly-tipping and a petition calling for swift bricks in be installed in new buildings. https://bit.ly/42jQ9ep

At the 2026 election, this formula will help shape the Senedd. It allocates seats in rounds, turning votes into representation. Here’s how it works and what that means for voters in Wales. https://bit.ly/41pWuVi

MSs question the First Minister in today’s FMQs. Later, they’ll hear Welsh Government statements on priorities for Welsh place names and the future of the Crown Estate in Wales. Here's everything coming up today. https://business.senedd.wales/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=700&MId=15365&Ver=4

Planning for projects like flood defences and energy developments are being held back by the Welsh Government. This is one of the key findings from a Senedd Infrastructure Committee report. Members will be debating the report in the Senedd today. Find out more: https://bit.ly/46wh08m

How well do you know the Senedd? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz and see what you discover along the way. https://senedd.wales/senedd-now/senedd-blog/senedd-wales-quiz/

Members of the Senedd (MSs) have voted in favour of the Bus Services Bill’s general principles—37 supported, 12 opposed, and 1 abstained. It now enters a detailed phase of debate and possible changes before Members vote on whether it should become law. https://bit.ly/3KqW3nM

The Disused Mine and Quarry Tips (Wales) Bill 2025 has now received Royal Assent and becomes an Act of Senedd Cymru—a new law for Wales. You can read the full details of the Act on our website. https://bit.ly/47MMKs0

Emergency support after storms Bert and Darragh fell short for Welsh communities. Families and businesses faced huge costs with little help. The Senedd’s Climate Change Committee is calling for urgent reforms to funding, insurance and infrastructure planning. 🔗 https://bit.ly/46aNF2Z

A Senedd Committee has called for reform of intermediate care in Wales. It say post-hospital placements must prioritise recovery, independence and access to specialist care. https://bit.ly/4mm3REK

A Senedd Committee has raised concerns about support for patients leaving hospital in Wales. It urges a rethink of discharges to ensure care focuses on recovery and helping people regain independence. https://bit.ly/4mm3REK

A new Bill could re-regulate buses, but evidence suggested franchising needs major investment and planning. A Senedd Committee questions costs and highlights a lack of detail in key areas. Tomorrow, the Senedd votes on its general principles. https://bit.ly/4npEcfr

Government and Parliament—often confused, yet their roles couldn’t be more different. Let’s take a closer look at what each does. https://bit.ly/4nGmZiw

At the 2026 election, this formula will help shape the Senedd. It allocates seats in rounds, turning votes into representation. Here’s how it works and what that means for voters in Wales. https://bit.ly/41pWuVi

Big changes for 2026: Wales moves from 40 to 16 Senedd constituencies, each with six Members. Find out how these areas were shaped—and what it means for your community. https://senedd.wales/senedd-now/senedd-blog/what-are-the-new-senedd-constituencies-for-the-2026-election/

A new Bill could transform bus travel in Wales. However, a Senedd Committee is concerned it lacks detail and clear guidance—a view echoed by stakeholders. The Senedd will vote on the general principles of the Bill on 16 September. https://bit.ly/4npEcfr

Emergency support after storms Bert and Darragh fell short for Welsh communities. Families and businesses faced huge costs with little help. The Senedd’s Climate Change Committee is calling for urgent reforms to funding, insurance and infrastructure planning. Read more 🔗

On 7 May 2026, Wales votes on the biggest Senedd changes in 25 years: 96 Members, 16 new constituencies, one vote each. Whether it’s your first vote or not, here’s what’s changing—and why. https://bit.ly/4m9Of7T

How well do you know the Senedd? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz and see what you discover along the way. https://senedd.wales/senedd-now/senedd-blog/senedd-wales-quiz/

Did you know that your Senedd is changing in 2026? ✍️The way you elect who represents you 🗺️How many Members represent you 📅How often elections are held, to choose who represents you Everything you need to know ⬇️ https://bit.ly/4lZnAdc

Ever heard of D’Hondt? From 2026, this formula will shape the Senedd. It allocates seats in rounds, balancing votes and representation. Here’s what that means for voters in Wales. https://bit.ly/41pWuVi

Senedd Economy Committee are calling for decisive action following internal turmoil and leadership challenges at Hybu Cig Cymru - Meat Promotion Wales. https://bit.ly/4mIeGSq

Members of the Senedd voted in favour of the legislation in July. The vote was 37 to 13. The Bill will allow local authorities the option to introduce a small levy for overnight stays in visitor accommodation in Wales. Explore the full Bill and what it means on our website. https://bit.ly/47gqLcU

Government and Parliament—often confused, yet their roles couldn’t be more different. Let’s take a closer look at what each does. https://bit.ly/4nGmZiw

In July, the Senedd passed a law to make old mine and quarry tips safer. It creates a new authority to assess and manage these sites, reducing landslide risks. Explore the full Bill and what it means on our website. https://bit.ly/47MMKs0

At a recent Scrutiny of the First Minister Committee session, Members questioned the First Minister on the delivery of essential health services—and whether the people in Wales are seeing any real change. What was asked? Read more from the session on our website. https://bit.ly/45ywHg4

The Welsh Language and Education (Wales) Bill 2025 has become an Act of Senedd Cymru—a new law in Wales. Explore the full Act and what it means on our website. https://bit.ly/45yoHf4

After a decade as Llywydd of the Senedd, Elin Jones MS is stepping away from the role after the 2026 election. As her final term closes, a special event at the National Eisteddfod reflected on ten years of being in the Senedd chair—and the stories behind them.

The 2026 Senedd election will bring the biggest changes in 25 years: 96 Members, new voting areas, and a simpler ballot. Whether it’s your first vote or not, here’s what’s changing—and why. https://bit.ly/4m9Of7T

The Senedd’s Culture Committee is calling for Welsh Government to provide funding to Amgueddfa Cymru (Museum Wales) to allow it to provide free underground tours at Big Pit. Do you agree that the tours should be free of charge?

Homeowners on new build estates are paying for parks, roads and drainage, on top of council tax. But are these charges fair? Senedd Petition's Committee are calling for intervention to protect homeowners from unfair charging. Read their recommendations - senedd.wales/senedd-now/n...

The Senedd’s Environment Committee is gravely concerned about Natural Resources Wales’ plan to respond to fewer low category pollution incidents. Everyday environmental crimes like fly-tipping and water pollution could face reduced responses. Read the Committee’s findings 👇

Wales needs to get ready for the AI revolution. The Economy Committee call for an action plan to help businesses prepare for the integration of AI in the workplace. Workers need support to adopt AI processes and retrain where jobs are at risk from automation. bit.ly/3FbIWos

Planning for projects like flood defences and energy developments are being held back by the Welsh Government. This is one of the key findings from the Senedd Infrastructure Committee’s new report. Find out more 👇

Did you know? Hospitals, schools and transport are all managed by the Welsh Government for Welsh people. In 2026, the Senedd will have 96 Members, to oversee these important areas and provide representation for you and your community.

Wishing #EidMubarak to all celebrating Eid al Fitr in Wales and around the world 🌙

The Senedd's Finance Committee calls for the creation of 'visitor levy forums' to give local businesses and organisations a say on how the proposed visitor levy is spent. Read more on the Committee’s findings: senedd.wales/senedd-now/n...

Welsh constituencies will change for the 2026 Senedd election. Updates by the Democracy and Boundary Commission will increase representation for you and your community. What's your new constituency? senedd.wales/senedd-now/s...

It’s good news for our devolved democracy that Welsh Government will legislate for a system of recall. The ‘recall’ report is part of an ongoing package of reform aimed at building trust & transparency - in our processes, in our politicians & in our politics. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

“Politicians must act with decency and integrity and...they should be accountable.” Hannah Blythyn MS, Chair, Standards of Conduct Committee The Welsh Government has agreed with the Senedd’s Standards Committee, that voters should be able to remove Members of the Senedd for bad behaviour.

The Petitions Committee are calling for support for teachers to manage phones in schools, to reduce disruption and improve the wellbeing of young people. The committee say teachers need guidance to help them make decisions that work best for them, not a ban on smartphones bit.ly/41WJarY

Do you have experience working in Cyber Security? Are you looking for a challenging and rewarding role? We are looking for a dedicated professional to support the Senedd’s ICT Security activities, to make sure the organisation is equipped to respond to changing threats. bit.ly/3Dk11Qi

Did you know that the gap between the rate of disabled and non-disabled people in work in Wales is higher than in most parts of the UK? The Senedd’s Equality and Social Justice Committee is calling on the Welsh Government to take action to reduce the gap. senedd.wales/senedd-now/n...

She’s a politician 💖 Ahead of #IWD we invited aspiring women politicians to meet Members of the Senedd and share their experience on their political journey. Working with @electheruk.bsky.social we want to provide a pathway for everyone into politics.

✨ Celebrating the work of Monumental Welsh Women We launched our next exhibition last night at the Senedd Visit us to hear the stories of 5 pioneering Welsh women and enjoy the original artwork until 7 May 🎨

Hwyl a sbri! What a day celebrating St David’s Day 🎉 Diolch to everyone who joined us at the Senedd. Dydd Gwyl Dewi Hapus, pawb! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿