We were proud to be part of the Llais Wales event this evening in the Senedd to hear what the people of Wales have said they want from health and social care. You can read their manifesto on their website https://www.llaiswales.org/senedd-elections-2026-manifesto The highlight was some really powerful performances about why it is so important to listen to people and learn from their lived experiences. Thanks for inviting us! | Learning Disability Wales

Welsh Parliament pays tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh

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