This riveting conversation happened just before Prime Ministers Questions
from hansard
Julie Morgan (Cardiff, North) (Lab): What recent discussions he has had with the Welsh Assembly Government Ministers on helping small businesses in Cardiff, North constituency. (i.e. has he talked to our porkbusting friend the little jones)
The Secretary of State for Wales (Mr. Paul Murphy): I have regular discussions with Welsh Assembly Government Ministers on a range of topics. ( i.e. no) Numerous initiatives are in place in Wales to support small businesses, including in my hon. Friend’s constituency.
Julie Morgan: I thank my right hon. Friend for that response. (i.e. gotcha gotcha gotcha) Is he aware that Whitchurch in my constituency is one of the two places chosen by BT to pilot its super-fast broadband system? Does he agree that that will be a huge boost to local small businesses, giving increased access in a more effective way?
Mr. Murphy: Yes, I do, and I welcome that news from my hon. Friend. It is one of only two pilots in the whole of the United Kingdom. etc.............................
The Steamer is a big fan of Ms Morgan but she seems to be implying that WAG had something to do with BT decision to trial the broadband service in Cardiff. BT give a slightly different reason. -two sites were chosen because of their mix of customers and net providers in these areas as well as the make-up of the local communications network and geography.Paul Murphy (Secretary of State, Wales Office; Torfaen, Labour) My advice is that they should vote Labour.
Carwyn Jones 5 - 2
Edwina Hart 5 - 1
Huw Lewis 4 - 1
Andrew Davies 10 – 1
Leighton Andrews 8 -1
GOD BLESS WALES