Answers to questions not reached in Plenary
18/03/2026Answers are published in the language in which they are provided, with a translation into English of responses provided in Welsh.
Questions For - Cabinet Secretary for Social Justice, Trefnydd and Chief Whip
What assessment has the Welsh Government made of the impact on fuel poverty of the conflict in the Middle East?
The impact on global fuel prices is being felt most acutely by households dependent on heating oil. Today I set out how we are using our own budgets this year to immediately increase support to people facing financial crisis, including uplifting the financial assistance that can be provided for off-grid fuel while prices are inflated.
Will the Cabinet Secretary provide an update on the provision of warm hubs in Islwyn this winter as a result of Welsh Government funding?
The Welsh Government continues to support the provision of warm hubs across Wales, including in Islwyn, where residents can keep warm, access advice and connect with support services. Over 800 warm hubs across Wales are providing vital support to communities this winter, thanks to £2.1 million Welsh Government funding in 2025/26.
Questions For - Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
What discussions has the Cabinet Secretary had with the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Energy and Planning on establishing a national military museum for Wales?
Whilst I recognise the importance of Wales's military history, work to explore the establishment of a new national military museum was not within our programme for government and has not been taken forward this Senedd term. However, several of the existing regimental museums in Wales have benefited from our support.
Will the Cabinet Secretary provide an update on the progress of the Welsh Government work on the transport needs and resilience of the A55 in Delyn?
Good progress is being made on the A55, A494 and A483 transport needs and resilience review and the final report and recommendations are due during the summer.
Will the Cabinet Secretary make a statement on the reversal of the default 20mph speed limit in some areas?
The primary goal of the default 20 mph speed limit is to save lives and reduce casualties on our roads. Indications are that the policy is achieving this goal. Local authorities have taken on board feedback from the public and have or are in the process of changing speed limits on some roads.