The next Carwyn Connect event will take place in Haverfordwest this week, giving people in Pembrokeshire the opportunity to meet First Minister Carwyn Jones and ask him questions on any issues which affect them or their local community.
The session will take place between 6pm and 7.30pm on Thursday 13 October at Pembrokeshire College [Pembrokeshire College, Haverfordwest, SA61 1SZ].
Over the coming months the First Minister will be holding Carwyn Connect events across the length and breadth of Wales – following the event in Haverfordwest, the next event will be in Caerphilly on 17 November.
People are encouraged to register their interest in attending the free events online
Questions can be asked in a number of ways – they can be submitted when people arrive at the venue when doors open at 5.30pm; in advance via email on cabinetcommunications@wales.gsi.gov.uk or via Twitter using @fmwales with the hashtag #carwynconnect.
First Minister of Wales Carwyn Jones said:
“Over the past year, I have travelled across the country to hear the views of local communities and answer the burning questions of the people of Wales.
“I am pleased to announce the next event will take place in Haverfordwest, with a further session to come in Caerphilly. I want to see as many people as possible at the event, so if you have a question for me, want to raise issues affecting your community or have a great idea to make your home town a better place to live, come along to the event.
“A wide variety of topics have come up in previous events – from questions about hyper local issues, to discussions about broad Government policy. I am confident this will be the case in Pembrokeshire too.
“This is your chance to meet and speak with me in person. I’m really looking forward to meeting you all.”
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