Peter Fox | MS for Monmouth

I'm Peter Fox, the Conservative Member of the Welsh Parliament (Senedd) for Monmouth, elected 2021. Here, you can find my latest news and campaigns, as well as more about me. I'm here to help, regardless of how you voted, so please don't hesitate to get in touch.

A view from The Senedd - 21/05/2025

Last weekend, it was my pleasure to attend the Welsh Conservative’s Annual Conference, and it was great to see so much support and engagement in the future of...

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Monmouth MS Peter Fox

A view from The Senedd - 14/05/2025

In a rural county like Monmouthshire, we need our cars. There is no getting around that fact. We use them to commute, to do our shopping, to see our friends and...

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A view from The Senedd - 21/05/2025

Last weekend, it was my pleasure to attend the Welsh Conservative’s Annual…

Calls for Welsh Government to act on agency staff

Member of the Senedd for Monmouth, Peter Fox, has called on the Welsh…

MS celebrates the opening of innovative footbridge

Abergavenny Station will be opening its new bridge linking platforms and…

Monmouth MS Peter Fox

Calls for Welsh Government to act on agency staff

Member of the Senedd for Monmouth, Peter Fox, has called on the Welsh Government to act, in order to reduce the overreliance of agency staff in Welsh schools...

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Monmouth MS Peter Fox

Solar Farm must not impact farming and food production

Local MS for Monmouth, Peter Fox, has raised a question in the Senedd about the proposed Solar Farm near Ponthir in his constituency. The proposed solar farm...

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MS celebrates the opening of innovative footbridge

Abergavenny Station will be opening its new bridge linking platforms and transforming accessibility for all. For over a decade, there has been campaigning for...

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Monmouth MS Peter Fox

Calls to increase speed limit on M48

Local MS for Monmouth, Peter Fox, has written to the Welsh Government to ask if it would be feasible to increase the speed limit on the M48. Following recent...

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