Mohammad Asghar AM has called on the Welsh Government to look at ways of improving services for stroke survivors in Wales.

Mohammad Asghar AM today expressed his concern about the alarming increase in fly-tipping in parts of his South East Wales region.

Speaking in the National Assembly, Mohammad Asghar said;

“Last year saw a six per cent increase in fly-tipping across Wales.”

Local Assembly Member Mohammad Asghar has urged people in South East Wales to “Keep a Step Ahead of Winter” and stay warm.

Local Assembly Member Mohammad Asghar has called on the Welsh Government to take action to ban the release of sky lanterns on publicly owned land in Wales.

Today, the Prime Minister will publish the race disparity audit that will show how our public services treat people from different backgrounds – yet the data will be predominantly England-only due to the Welsh Labour Government’s refusal to take part.

Mohammad Asghar AM is urging all those eligible for the free influenza (flu) vaccine to protect themselves and those around them.

Vaccination is the best protection against catching or spreading influenza, which is a debilitating and potentially deadly illness.

Mohammad Asghar AM has called on the Welsh Government to review the terms and conditions on which grants are made to businesses.

Mr Asghar’s call follows a number of recent job blows to Newport after the companies involved had received grant funding from the Welsh Government.

Mohammad Asghar AM is encouraging all local A-level students in South East Wales to take part in the Political Studies Association (PSA)’s Schools’ Video Competition, now in its seventh year.

Local Assembly member Mohammad Asghar has declared his support for people affected by dementia.

Mohammad Asghar said:

“Today is World Alzheimer’s Day.”

“Dementia is set to be the 21st century’s biggest killer.”

A Newport AM has warned of the growing problem of radicalisation in Welsh communities.

Newport AM, Mohammad Asghar, who has held Assembly debates on the problem in the past, said the Welsh and UK Governments have duty to take steps to protect citizens.