CPT Cymru Director Aaron Hill gives evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee, 24/1/24

January 26 2024

CPT Cymru Director Aaron Hill gave evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee in a session entitled "The impact of population change".

You can watch the session back via CPT's YouTube channel:

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CPT Cymru Director Aaron Hill gives evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee, 24/1/24