Clwyd

1) David Wilkins

David Wilkins is a serving Town Councillor in Colwyn Bay. A North Wales native, he has spent most of his life in the region, dedicating himself to secondary school education. With a deep-seated commitment to the well-being of young people in his community, David has witnessed firsthand the profound effects of relentless cuts to education budgets and the toll the cost of living crisis has taken on the happiness and home lives of students.

3) Nanette Davies

I am born and bred in Flintshire. I am a Mold Town Councillor and I am passionate about my family.

I have a son and daughter, 3 Grandchildren and a great-grandson.

I was a Bank Manager before making a life changing decision to become a Foster Carer . We fostered a young man with ADHD and Autism in 2003, he remains with us.

I appreciate the importance of the NHS and Social Services and Human Rights and the Community I serve.

Although I have come into Politics in later life, I feel I have the knowledge and experience to improve the lives of Welsh people.

4) Simon Croft

Since 2022, Simon Croft has been serving on Conwy County Council, he now chairs the Social Care and Health scrutiny committee monitoring social services and Betsi Cadwallader Health Board, with the West End health centre in his ward he is well aware of the state of health services and particularly primary care and the importance of carers - paid and unpaid to the people in Clwyd. Liberal Democrats have campaigned for years for an increase in carers allowance.

An electrical engineer by trade, he has had a career in local firms like Ferranti, Hotpoint and Quinton Hazell.  The fate of all these is an indictment of Senedd industrial policy.  

He reflects “There are very few major industrial employers remaining in North Wales. We can and should encourage STEM subjects in schools but anyone wanting a career has to commute to Deeside or England. Wales must do better to create employment