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Welsh Lib Dems and Labour reach new budget deal
www.itv.com
[ITV News] - According to the party's Finance Spokesman, Peter Black, the first year's share of that money amounts to £38m and of that, 'about a third' will be directly attributed to Lib Dem projects. Future spending would be the subject of further talks.
Google News: Welsh Assembly debates 'Together for Health'—Six-month Progress Report
[DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)] - The Presiding Officer: I have selected amendment 1 in the name of Jocelyn Davies, amendments 2 and 3 in the name of William Graham and amendment 4 in the name of Peter Black. The Minister for Health and Social Services (Lesley Griffiths): I move the
Google News: Welsh Assembly approves Business Statement
[DeHavilland (press release) (subscription)] - Peter Black: Leader of the House, as you know, some questions remain unanswered by your Government on the All-Wales Ethnic Minority Association. We are still awaiting the outcome of the Wales Audit Office review into that body and, hopefully
Welsh government pledges affordable homes by 2016
www.bbc.co.uk
[BBC News] - Liberal Democrat housing spokesperson Peter Black said: "If we are to take these targets seriously the government need to provide proper definitions and ensure that there is a timely publication of statistics on a quarterly basis so that we can monitor
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