Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies is urging the First Minister to support vulnerable residents in North Wales through the Covid-19 crisis by following the UK Government’s lead in making available a database of all those who fall within the ‘at risk’ category.

The seven Conservative MPs across North Wales are calling for urgent action to ensure the region is not left behind in ensuring adequate capacity to treat Coronavirus patients.

Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies will be returning to the NHS during the coronavirus outbreak to help out with the additional pressures.

Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies is welcoming the fact that the Emergency Coronavirus Bill, due in Parliament this week, is expected to help make it possible for the UK and Welsh Governments to close caravan parks by Thursday.

Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies has been liaising with Health and Treasury Ministers, colleagues on the Health and Social Care Select Committee, Assembly Members and local health professionals in a bid to ensure people of all ages in the constituency are receiving the support and care they need

Vale  of Clwyd MP, Dr James Davies, has welcomed today’s budget – saying it will benefit people right across North Wales.

Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies met up with a group of school children from the constituency when they visited the Houses of Parliament last week.

Children and staff from St Asaph’s Ysgol Esgob Morgan made the trip to London to learn more about politics and the UK Government.  

Vale of Clwyd MP, Dr James Davies, told a packed Welsh Conservative Party Conference on Friday that patients and clinicians in North Wales are being let down by a “systemic failure” within the North Wales National Health Service.

Three years on from Finn the police dog being stabbed through the lung in the protection of his handler, PC Dave Wardell, Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies met with them both last week in support of #FinnsLawPart2 to increase sentencing for animal cruelty cases from six months to five years.

Vale of Clwyd MP Dr James Davies called for North Wales Police to take a firm line on crime and outlined key areas for targeting when he recently met the Chief Constable of the Force.