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Wales’ new minister for the constitution on government’s plans for Abertillery

Dafydd Trystan Davies was pressed on a £4.5 billion rail funding gap and possible justice and policing powers as Plaid sought more devolution.

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Wales needs more say over justice, policing, and rail investment, the new constitution minister has said, and plans were spoken about for Abertillery.

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Wales’ new minister for the constitution on government’s plans for Abertillery

Wales needs more say over justice, policing, and rail investment, the new constitution minister has said, and plans were spoken about for…

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South Wales Argus broke the news in Newport, United Kingdom on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.
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