With nearly 1,900 fires caused by electricity in Welsh homes over the last 5 years, Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar has joined forces with consumer safety charity, Electrical Safety First to help keep people in Conwy and Denbighshire safe.  

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar has this week put pressure on the Welsh Government to make it a legal requirement for landlords to install carbon monoxide detectors in rented accommodation.

Clwyd West AM Darren Millar has called on the Minister for Health and Social Services to take action to address the long waits people needing counselling services are facing in North Wales.

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar is helping to raise awareness of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Lung (COPD) Disease after attending an event this week to mark COPD Day.

World COPD Day was set up to raise awareness for COPD and to improve care for sufferers all over the planet. 

Clwyd West AM Darren Millar has commended the work of 14 leading UK aid charities after hearing first-hand this week about the vital role they play in responding to world emergencies.

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar AM attended a meeting this week focused on the illegal tabacco trade and tackling illicit tabacco sales in Wales.

Clwyd West AM Darren Millar has applauded a successful church run scheme in his constituency which is helping people in need.

Last week Darren visited Sure Hope Church in Old Colwyn to learn more about their ‘FoodShare’ project, which was established four months ago.

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar, who earlier this year called for measures to improve safety on a dangerous Towyn Road, has welcomed sketch drawings outlining planned improvements.  .

Clwyd West Assembly Member Darren Millar has called on the Welsh Government to take action to improve the “insufficient” flood defences in Towyn and Kinmel Bay following this week’s flood alert warning for the North Wales coast.

Clwyd West AM Darren Millar has slated the Welsh Government this week for failing to take the need for investment on the A55 seriously and called for a “proper upgrade” on what is the main artery into North Wales.