Siambr Senedd Cymru

Siambr · Constituencies · W09000056

Clwyd

The Members elected here in May 2026, with their seat history and their figures in Plenary.

Boundaries: ONS, OGL v3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.

Siambr holds no election results and no area figures.

Adrian Mason

  • Reform UK · 2026-05-08 to present

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
37
Speaking time in Plenary
39 m 05 s
From 32 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
6,071
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
1%
71 of 6,071 words
Votes cast in Plenary
100%
70 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
5
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
0

Counted by Siambr: sums of the Record’s own rows, in Plenary only. Members are not ranked or compared with a chamber average.

Becca Martin

  • Plaid Cymru · 2026-05-08 to present

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
25
Speaking time in Plenary
15 m 31 s
From 17 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
2,910
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
7%
200 of 2,910 words
Votes cast in Plenary
87%
61 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
8
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
2

Counted by Siambr: sums of the Record’s own rows, in Plenary only. Members are not ranked or compared with a chamber average.

Darren Millar

  • Welsh Conservative Party · 2026-05-08 to present

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
95
Speaking time in Plenary
2 h 46 m 44 s
From 92 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
26,991
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
0%
66 of 26,991 words
Votes cast in Plenary
93%
65 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
2
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
146

Counted by Siambr: sums of the Record’s own rows, in Plenary only. Members are not ranked or compared with a chamber average.

Llyr Gruffydd

  • Plaid Cymru · 2026-05-08 to present

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
166
Speaking time in Plenary
3 h 29 m 26 s
From 166 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
32,777
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
18%
5,921 of 32,777 words
Votes cast in Plenary
94%
66 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
0
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
0

Counted by Siambr: sums of the Record’s own rows, in Plenary only. Members are not ranked or compared with a chamber average.

Louise Emery

  • Reform UK · 2026-05-08 to present

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
40
Speaking time in Plenary
46 m 03 s
From 35 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
7,944
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
2%
131 of 7,944 words
Votes cast in Plenary
100%
70 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
5
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
10

Counted by Siambr: sums of the Record’s own rows, in Plenary only. Members are not ranked or compared with a chamber average.

Tom Montgomery

  • Reform UK · 2026-05-08 to present

Seventh Senedd, to : 28 sittings held while this Member sat.

Last spoke in Plenary
Contributions in Plenary
37
Speaking time in Plenary
55 m 25 s
From 32 timed contributions
Words spoken in Plenary
8,578
As the Record gives them, chairing excluded
Share spoken in Welsh in Plenary
1%
105 of 8,578 words
Votes cast in Plenary
93%
65 of 70 divisions held while sitting
Oral questions tabled in Plenary
5
By the Record’s OQ reference; supplementaries not counted
Written questions tabled
34

Counted by Siambr: sums of the Record’s own rows, in Plenary only. Members are not ranked or compared with a chamber average.

Area record

Senedd records that name a place the gazetteer puts in Clwyd, whoever spoke. Welsh Government’s words are included as the Senedd records them. Listed newest first, never totalled.

Counted by Siambr: places assigned through the ONS Index of Place Names in Great Britain (July 2024) and ONS Output Area lookups. A place name is matched as the gazetteer prints it, case and all. It is placed in a 2026 constituency through the ONS Output Area lookups for the gazetteer's ward, community, built-up area or local authority code. A name the gazetteer gives more than one place, or a place spanning constituencies, is listed as ambiguous, as is a name the Record also prints in lower case or as part of a person's name.

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  1. 2026-10-14 · Speech · Becca Martin, Member for Clwyd · Health & Social Care

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    A couple of weeks ago, I visited St Kentigern Hospice in St Asaph where I had an unexpected conversation with a resident named Mel. Mel was sitting outside enjoying his morning coffee. It was an ordinary, everyday moment, yet in many ways it represented everything that hospice care should be about: enabling people to enjoy the simple pleasures of life, retain their independence and experience moments of normality, even when facing the most difficult of circumstances. Mel spoke passionately about the compassion and care shown to him by the hospice staff and volunteers. He described how the people supporting him took time to understand his needs and tailor their care accordingly. This is what makes hospice care so special. It recognises that every patient is an individual with their own needs, wishes, fears and hopes. When a patient enters, they are defined by who they are and not what condition or illness they have. Every member of staff and every volunteer I encountered at St Kentigern's demonstrated a genuine commitment to providing comfort, compassion and dignity. It was clear that, to them, this wasn't a job, it was a vocation. Sadly, Mel passed away soon after our meeting, but I'm grateful to be able to say that his death was peaceful and dignified and that he was surrounded by love. The support provided by the hospice to Mel and his family played an important part in making that possible.

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  2. 2026-08-24 · Written questionWQ100151 · Answered by Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning

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    I am aware of NWFRS’s aspiration to build a new training centre at St Asaph, and I and my officials will have further discussions with NWFRS about that in due course.

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  3. 2026-06-17 · Oral question · Mabon ap Gwynfor, Member for Gwynedd Maldwyn · Not classified

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    Mae yna broblemau eraill y mae'n werth sôn amdanyn nhw hefyd pan fo rhywun yn edrych ar Ysbyty Glan Clwyd. Pan wnes i ymweliad rhyw fis yn ôl efo Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, mi wnaeth un o'r swyddogion sôn am ystadegyn a ddaeth fel braw i mi. Roedd yn eithaf brawychus. Wyddoch chi, os wnewch chi ystyried maint ysbyty Glan Clwyd o gymharu efo maint Ysbyty Athrofaol Cymru—maint ardal Rhyl, Bodelwyddan a Phrestatyn o'i gymharu efo Caerdydd—mae yna wahaniaeth sylweddol, ond mae'r un faint o ymweliadau ambiwlans yn mynd i Ysbyty Glan Clwyd yn ddyddiol a beth sydd yn mynd i ysbyty’r Heath yng Nghaerdydd. Felly, mae yna broblem yn fanna. Pam mae gyda ni'r niferoedd yna o bobl yn dod i mewn? Mae'n codi cwestiwn am wendidau sylweddol a sylfaenol ein gofal cynradd a sut fedrwn ni fynd i'r afael â hynny. Dyna pam ein bod ni yn edrych i gefnogi a chryfhau gofal cynradd. Ac mae'n gofyn cwestiynau am sut y mae pobl yn dod allan o'r ysbyty yn ddiogel, hynny ydy y flow yna drwy'r ysbyty.

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  4. 2026-06-02 · Statement · Darren Millar, Member for Clwyd · Not classified

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    Secondly, can I ask for clarity on the arrangements for notifying Members of this Senedd when ministerial visits take place in their constituencies? It was great to see the new Cabinet Minister for Health and Care taking the opportunity to visit Glan Clwyd Hospital, one of the worst-performing hospitals in the whole of the United Kingdom, in Bodelwyddan in my constituency of Clwyd, but I was very disappointed that no notification was received by me or other Members of the Senedd for Clwyd. I think that that is something that we need to resolve in the future, because it is a matter of courtesy for all Members.

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Ambiguous place names

These names could mean a place in Clwyd or somewhere else. Siambr does not choose: each name lists every place the gazetteer gives for it.