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Amin Nassa, owner of No1 Barbers on Commercial Road in Newport, was also not open on Monday, and was preparing instead for Tuesday. “It’s been unbelievable, on Friday I had 200 bookings in six hours,” he said. “I’d say the most stressful week of my life, and the annoying thing is it could have been avoided. Amin Nassa “I don’t really understand why we couldn’t have been given a week’s notice so it wasn’t a big panic.” He says he’s had multiple phone calls from people in England asking to book appointments, which he believes will be difficult for authorities to...

Nick Ramsay won't be Welsh Conservative candidate for Senedd election in May The former party leadership hopeful was on a shortlist of three for the nomination to stand in Monmouth, where he is the incumbent, but dropped out of the race Want to keep up to date on Welsh politics?Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up and get political news sent straight to your inbox When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newsle...

The Monmouth Senedd member will not be standing for the Conservatives at the next election.

BBC News By Felicity Evans & David Deans BBC Wales image captionNick Ramsay has been a Member of the Senedd since 2007 The political future of Conservative MS Nick Ramsay is hanging in the balance as he awaits court action by his local party as well as a looming reselection battle. Mr Ramsay faces a contempt of court hearing after refusing to pay the Monmouth Tory association £25,000. He says he is not paying because he wanted to make a complaint about an alleged conflict of interest. It comes as a new process begins to find a candidate for Monmouth. In November Nick Ramsay took Monmouth Co...

BBC News Published image captionAlun Davies was suspended from the Labour group last month Senedd member Alun Davies has re-joined Labour's group in the Welsh Parliament following his suspension for drinking on parliament premises during an alcohol ban. He apologised at the time of his five week suspension but denied breaking the Covid-19 rules in early December. The Blaenau Gwent Senedd member will continue as Labour's candidate for the seat in May's Senedd election. Tory MS Darren Millar also stepped down as chief whip, whilst the party's Senedd member (MS) for Monmouth Nick Ramsay is under...