Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion and Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, has renewed calls for a cut in the rate of VAT paid by the tourism and hospitality industry after a meeting of industry representatives in Parliament, today, Tuesday 13^th September.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion and Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, has welcomed the passing of the Wales Bill through the House of Commons, but has emphasised the missed opportunity to create a lasting and comprehensive settlement for Wales.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion and Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, has responded to the announcement of the initial proposals for the redrawing of Westminster Parliamentary boundaries that were published today, Tuesday 13^th September.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has responded to the announcement of the decision to close the Aberystwyth Crown Post Office and relocate it into WHSmith from November.

Mark Williams has congratulated the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution for its work in his constituency after meeting with local representatives at Cardigan Agricultural Show.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has travelled from Aberporth to Cardigan on the Green Dragon service as part of a fact finding trip.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has commended Cardigan-based charity JigSo for their collaborative work with the charity Burns in the Community and their 'Reading with Dogs' scheme after meeting representatives of the charities at the Cardigan Agricultural Show.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion and leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats has criticised Ofcom’s decision not to break up BT’s Openreach division.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion and Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats, has strongly criticised the Government for its consultation on the merger of Local Justice Areas in Wales.

Mark Williams, Member of Parliament for Ceredigion, has declared his support for the Royal British Legion’s ‘Count Them In’ campaign, which calls for questions on the Armed Forces community to be included in the next UK Census.