Sioned Williams MS Member of the Senedd - South Wales West

Plaid MS Sioned Williams has called on the Welsh Government to investigate Councils such as Neath Port Talbot who consistently charge higher Council tax rates.

Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams has called on Labour’s Neath Port Talbot Council to provide hot meals to Godre’rgraig primary school children.

Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams has called on the Welsh Government to review the current free school transport policy.

As Wimbledon Tennis Championships begin, Plaid Cymru MS for South Wales West, Sioned Williams has congratulated a group of Neath residents who have set about restoring the town's tennis courts on being recognized by the LTA (Lawn Tennis Association). at the organization's annual awards as one of the best Community Tennis Projects in the UK.

Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams has called on the Welsh Government to outline its plans in terms of restarting routine dental services.

Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams has called on the Welsh Government and Neath Port Talbot Council to provide greater focus on Neath Town Centre in order to tackle the issue of empty shops, anti-social behaviour and reducing footfall.

The 7th – 13th of June was Carers' Week and its theme was to Make Caring Visible and Valued. Carers Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK. As someone who has had personal experience of caring, I want to try and ensure that carers’ voices are heard. I was therefore keen to spent some time meeting with those working in the South Wales West region to support carers and hear about their specific needs and  issues.

Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams has called on Neath Port Talbot Council’s Labour Cabinet to save 3 Swansea valley schools from closure.

Plaid Cymru MS Sioned Williams has called on the Welsh Government to ensure that rail and light rail transport options are fully explored to serve valleys communities in South West Wales as part of the Swansea Bay Metro project.

“It should be headline news!” Whether from expenses scandals to social injustice – when something isn’t fair, drawing attention to it is a good starting point in getting it addressed. But what if that “something” has been with us for years, for decades. When does it become the new normal about which ‘nothing can be done’? Sioned Williams MS writes about the importance of government in tackling social injustice.