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Nick Ramsay AM is the Conservative Assembly Member for Monmouth and was first elected to the Assembly in 2007. His is the safest Conservative seat in the Assembly. Nick was Shadow Minister for Local Government and Public Services until October 2008 when he was appointed Shadow Minister for Finance. Nick currently sits on the Public Accounts Committee, the Finance Committee and Legislation Committee No. 1. He is also a member of the Cross Party Group on Waterways and the Cross Party Group on Beer and the Pub. |
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Jenny Randerson AM is the Welsh Liberal Democrat AM for Cardiff Central. From 2000 until 2003 she was the Minister for Culture, Sport and the Welsh Language and is now her party’s spokesperson for Economic Development, Education and Transport. |
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Nicola Roberts is an account director at Warwick Emanuel PR & Film in Cardiff. She has considerable experience of working and advising clients within the social housing and regeneration sectors in Wales and other parts of the UK. A marketing graduate, Nicola has worked on and directed various regeneration campaigns and works for one of the UK’s largest housing maintenance and estate management specialists. Nicola was voted ‘Young Communicator of the Year 2005-6’ by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations Cymru Wales. Before joining Warwick Emanuel, Nicola worked in the UK headquarters of Compaq Computer Ltd and in a consultancy serving consumer brands. |
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Simon Roberts is a Senior Lecturer in Journalism at the University of Chester. He was a practicing journalist for 10 years, editing several London-based business publications and working for regional newspapers. He holds a BA from the University of Manchester and an MA from the University of Liverpool. His research is currently focused on the links between media, political devolution, civic engagement and cultural identity in small nations across the EU. |
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