QNR – in the Senedd on 15 June 2016.
The main issue regarding junctions along the M4 in Port Talbot is the potential closure of junction 41. We are currently carrying out further analysis before deciding on the best way forward.
We have taken wide-ranging action to support the economy of Port Talbot. This includes establishing the enterprise zone and the work of the taskforce, in addition to our wider support for growth and jobs.
The national transport finance plan was published in July 2015. The plan sets out an ambitious five-year rolling programme of transport interventions that we will take forward across Wales.
We are adopting an innovative process to procure the next stage of the south Wales metro and the next Wales and borders rail franchise together. Preparation is under way, with the intention to conclude procurement and award a contract late 2017.
My priority is to continue to take a broad range of actions to improve the economy, grow prosperity and deliver greater financial security for businesses and individuals across Wales.
Wales is an important destination for all scales of renewables investment, both onshore and offshore. We are supporting many such projects across all parts of Wales that help to develop the Welsh economy.