Monmouth Assembly Member Nick Ramsay is to contact Police Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert following a local shopkeeper’s claim that Abergavenny is being failed by a lack of policing.
“Woefully inadequate” were the words used by Monmouth AM Nick Ramsay to describe the current electric vehicle charging infrastructure not just in Monmouthshire but throughout Wales.
Assembly Member for Monmouth Nick Ramsay has been formally notified by the Welsh Government of its intention to “call-in” a controversial planning application for 111 houses adjacent to the Monmouth Road in Raglan.
Monmouth AM Nick Ramsay is backing Electrical Safety First’s Safer Over 65 campaign to encourage constituents to check on the electrical safety of older family members or neighbours.
Monmouth AM Nick Ramsay has hailed Monday, December 17th as “an historic day” as tolls on the Severn Bridge were scrapped at 5.30am, bringing to an end the 52 year old charge for crossing from England to Wales.
Sound mitigation fences could be the best short term solution to reducing the deafening noise of traffic from a stretch of the A40 between Raglan and Abergavenny, which has been causing misery to residents of The Bryn, Dr Richard Morgan, the Welsh Government’s Head of Planning and Assessment Mana
Monmouth Assembly Member Nick Ramsay is calling on the Welsh Government’s Cabinet Minister for Transport, Ken Skates AM, to reduce the speed limit from 40pmh to 30mph on the A4042 trunk road through the village of Llanover.
Monmouth Assembly Member Nick Ramsay has described how he has been inundated with e-mails from constituents worried about the proposed M4 Black Route, which they fear would cause irreparable damage to the unique and protected landscape of the Gwent levels.
