Welsh First Minister facing fresh questions over controversial campaign donation
The Welsh First Minister was questioned over when he discovered a company that donated to his leadership campaign was facing a criminal investigation.
The First Minister of Wales has faced fresh questions about a controversial donation to his leadership campaign, following revelations that the company was facing a criminal investigation at the time.
Vaughan Gething, the embattled leader in Cardiff Bay, has faced questions about when he knew that a company owned by a donor to his Welsh Labour leadership campaign was facing a new criminal investigation.
It follows an investigation by the BBC, which uncovered that a probe into a firm owned by David Neal – Resources Management Limited (RML) – is being carried out by Natural Resources Wales.
RML runs the Withyhedge landfill site near Haverfordwest in Pembrokeshire, South Wales, which has seen locals complain of noxious smells.
