Peter Black AM and South Wales West Liberal Democrats

Representing Aberavon, Bridgend, Gower, Neath, Ogmore, Port Talbot, and Swansea

South Wales West

Across South Wales West there is a hard working Welsh Liberal Democrat Team working for you

As the local Welsh Liberal Assembly Member, Peter Black is working with councillors and lead campaigners across Bridgend, Ogmore, Neath, Port Talbot, Swansea and Gower.

You can make a difference to the way that Wales is run by joining the Welsh Liberal Democrats and working with them to improve the quality of life enjoyed by people in local communities.

About Peter Black AM

Peter Black

Peter Black AM

Born in 1960, Peter Black is a former civil servant. He worked for the Land Registry for Wales from 1983 to 1999. He is married to Angela and lives in the Manselton area of Swansea. He has been a member of the City and County of Swansea and its predecessor Council since 1984. He is a former Chair of the Welsh Liberal Democrats and the party's spokesperson on Health, Local Government and Housing. He is a member of the Assembly Commission and his party's Business Manager in the Assembly. His interests include housing, science fiction, film, theatre and poetry. Click on the photograph for a more complete biography and contact details.

Read Peter's on-line pamphlet 'This is what the Welsh Liberal Democrats are for.

Inter-government squabbling should not endanger public New!

Fri 3rd Jul 2009

Commenting on the reports that there is a dispute over whether the Treasury or the Welsh Assembly Government should pay for the Swine Flu vaccine, Welsh Liberal Democrat Shadow Minister for Health, Peter Black AM said:

Minister's figures hide how far government is from affordable housing target New!

Thu 2nd Jul 2009

Commenting on the claim by the Deputy Housing Minister, Jocelyn Davies, that over 3,500 new affordable homes have been built since the One Wales agreement, Welsh Liberal Democrat Shadow Minister for Housing, Peter Black AM, said:

Minister should follow England on repossession advice

Mon 29th Jun 2009

Welsh Liberal Democrat Shadow Minister for Housing, Peter Black, has said that the Welsh Minister for Housing should follow the example of her English counterpart on funding for repossession advice.

Lung disease must be made a national priority

Wed 24th Jun 2009

Welsh Liberal Democrat Health Spokesperson, Peter Black has given his support to the British Lung Foundation Wales' campaign to make lung disease a national priority.

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Minister could take over a decade to reach affordable housing target

Mon 22nd Jun 2009

The Welsh Liberal Democrat Shadow Minister for Housing, Peter Black has highlighted statistics from the Welsh Government, which show that it could take them over a decade to reach their target of 6,500 more affordable housing by 2011.

Bankers failing on low-cost homes

Fri 19th Jun 2009

Welsh Liberal Democrat Housing spokesperson, Peter Black has lashed out at those mortgage lenders who are refusing to offer mortgages to key workers and other first-time buyers who want to buy homes under shared ownership schemes.

Local Assembly Member says more needs to be done for lung disease sufferers

Wed 17th Jun 2009

The Welsh Liberal Democrat Assembly Health Spokesperson, Peter Black, has called on Swansea Local Health Board to improve access to pulmonary rehabilitation services.

Assembly Member calls for urgent action on cancer research funding

Tue 16th Jun 2009

The Welsh Liberal Democrat Health Spokesperson Peter Black has called on the Welsh Government to boost the amount of money it makes available in grants to universities to support the cost of hosting research paid for by cancer charities.

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SWANSEA WEST - Peter May

Swansea East - Rob Speht

OGMORE: Martin Plant

NEATH - Sheila Waye

Gower - Simon Arthur

BRIDGEND - Paul Warren

ABERAVON - Claire Waller

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