Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has welcomed the announcement of a £40 million small grant scheme for farmers in Wales.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has supported calls from the Hywel Dda University Health Board for people in Ceredigion most at risk to enquire about receiving a flu jab this winter.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion and Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, has responded to today’s statement from the Secretary of State for Wales, Alun Cairns, about a new funding settlement for Wales.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has called on the Government to take action to toughen financial dispute resolution measures to help small businesses who have been mis-sold financial products by banks. Mark called for this during a debate in Parliament on Thursday 15^th December.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, met with residents from New Quay and Gilfachrheda last week to discuss concerns residents have over safety on the B4342 road.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has questioned the Secretary of State for Wales over the importance of access to the single market for Wales’ red meat sector during Wales Question that took place today, Wednesday 30^th November.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has called for a debate in Parliament following a petition to strengthen sentencing for drink drivers by the family of Miriam Briddon, who was tragically killed by a drink driver in 2014, received over 100,000 signatures.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has asked for assurance over future structural funding for post-industrial areas of Wales as well as a fair funding settlement for Welsh farmers during questions to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs that took place on Thursday 24^th November.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, attended RNIB’s (The Royal National Institute of Blind People) Parliamentary event on Tuesday 22^nd November to find out if time is running out for constituents with conditions that can lead to sight loss.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has criticised the Government’s lacklustre Autumn Statement for failing to reassure businesses and workers in Wales about their future in light of the vote for Brexit.