The Regional AM for South Wales East Mohammad Asghar AM met with Cath Griffiths who works at Ty Price, St Thomas Community Centre in Monmouth to find out how people have been coping after the recent floods.

Mohammad Asghar, Assembly Member for South East Wales, has written to the Minister for Education to raise concerns about attendance at secondary schools in Blaenau Gwent.

Mohammad Asghar said:

Mohammad Asghar, Assembly Member for South East Wales, has written to Transport for Wales to raise concerns about delays and cancellations on the Caldicot to Cardiff Central line.

Mohammad Asghar, Assembly Member for South East Wales, has written to Caerphilly Council to object to plans to convert outbuildings into seven residential units.

Mr Asghar said:

“I have written to Caerphilly Council to object to this planning application.

Mohammad Asghar, Assembly Member for South East Wales, has asked for a statement from the Minister for Housing and Local Government on what guidelines are issued to local authorities in Wales regarding car parking charges.

Speaking in the National Assembly, Mr Asghar said:

Mohammad Asghar, Assembly Member for South East Wales, has called on the Welsh Government to introduce measures to improve safety and tackle congestion on the M4.

Speaking during questions to the First Minister yesterday, Mohammad Asghar said:

Mohammad Asghar, Assembly Member for South East Wales, today welcomed the results of an opinion poll on an M4 relief road.

The poll revealed that almost twice as many people in Wales believe an M4 relief road should be built around Newport as disagree.

Local Assembly Member, Mohammad Asghar AM, today (16 May) visited the Roman Ampitheatre in Caerleon to discuss ways of preventing anti-social behaviour at the site.

The Roman Ampitheatre is one of the largest and most important Legionary fortresses in Europe.

Mohammad Asghar AM recently visited Cyfarthfa High School to discuss ways of engaging young people with the democratic process.

Mohammad Asghar AM, Assembly Member for South East Wales, has expressed concern at plans by Caerphilly Council to close several leisure centres in the borough.