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Waiting time targets for treating people with cancer in Wales have been missed again.

Every part of Wales missed the target to treat 95% of people found to have cancer via the ‘urgent route’ within two months. The latest figures show that only 81% were treated that quickly.

Eluned Parrott AM has welcomed news that 25,000 Cardiff families have been spared from brutal cuts after a Lib Dem campaign.

Cardiff’s Labour-run council have decided to trial the privatisation of waste enforcement including the issuing of fines. This is despite many homes throughout Cardiff not yet having the correct combination of bags and bins.

The Penylan Liberal Democrat Focus Team is alerting residents to a recent planning application connected to the Roath Brook flood management scheme.

South Wales Central AM, Eluned Parrott, has been spreading the word about a major planning issue in north Cardiff.

This week marks one year since Roath Library closed after its boiler failed. The library has remained closed since then, depriving residents in the Adamsdown ward of a much needed library service.

Cardiff Lib Dems are shocked by further delays with the new bus station.

Eluned Parrott grilled the Minister for Economy, Science, and Transport, Edwina Hart over figures included in non-statutory consultations over the so called M4 Black Route.

In questions in the Chamber today, Eluned challenged the accuracy of information in Welsh Government marketing materials that Friends of the Earth have described as “a pack of lies”.

The queried figures include the cost, future CO² emissions, jobs to be created and capacity of the current road.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have hit out at Labour’s lack of economic vision as statistics show Wales is still lagging behind on decreasing unemployment.

Statistics released today show that the unemployment rate in Wales has decreased by 0.3 percentage points to 6.2%, which is slower than the UK average decrease of 0.6 percentage points. The unemployment rate is the third highest of any UK region.