Llew Smith, Labour MP for Blaenau Gwent and a long-time opponent of devolution, complained that Mr Davies had twice threatened to expel him from the party if he campaigned for a "no" vote.
His article on Manchester heard from local residents about the optimism they feel following the city's recent regeneration, and took a look at the role of local politics in a charged time of "northern powerhouse" devolution.
At the time of the study devolution being in transition, weak planning and management capacity at district level has been highlighted in our study as the main factor hindering establishment of CMWs in communities.
The election for the first time since devolution of a Scottish National Party (SNP) government not associated with the Westminster political parties made MUP more attainable [ 21].
9 10 At the same time, this devolution of powers from the federal centre to the provinces has provided an opportunity to the provinces to develop their respective health sector strategies according to their needs, resources and capacities.
Moore became very familiar with the issue of devolution during his time as Scottish secretary.
At the same time, in keeping with the practice of devolution, HMG has made clear to the Libyans, to the media, and to us that it will take no official position on Megrahi's early release, but will leave the decision on early release - whether through compassionate release or the PTA - to the Scottish government, and the decision on the appeal to the Scottish courts.
Speaking to BBC Wales, the Labour leader said it was time to build on the achievements of devolution.
"Fourthly, today's SNP is a different being from the organisation which entered a period of introspection and division after the referendum in 1979 which thwarted hopes of devolution at that time".
At the time, devolution of Federal Ministry of Health was imminent and fate of vertical programs was still undecided.
