The new leader of Reform Wales, Helen Jenner has announced her Shadow Cabinet.

Commenting, she said: “I’ve had some wonderful conversations with my colleagues today and we’re all united in our determination to deliver on the mandate we received back in May.

“We don’t have the luxury of resting on our laurels, because we made a pledge to give a voice to the voiceless.

“This is a team that will continue the excellent work we’ve done since May and get on with the job of preparing for government.”

She added: “I’d also like to pay tribute to James Evans who has done incredible work with the health brief in recent months.

“I wish James all the best as he continues his work as Chair of the Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee, and as a dedicated representative for his constituents.

Reform Wales’ deputy leader Helen Jenner
Reform Wales’ new leader Helen Jenner (Photo: Stuart Mitchell)

“I’m also pleased to announce that James will be playing a key role in developing agricultural and rural affairs policy for the party nationally as we prepare for a General Election.”

The Reform Wales Shadow Cabinet in full is as follows:

Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Cabinet Minister for the Welsh Language - Helen Jenner

Deputy Leader and Shadow Cabinet Minister for Food, Farming and Agriculture - Laura Anne Jones

Chief Whip & Business Manager - Llyr Powell

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Health and Prevention - Benjamin Hodge Mckenna

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Education - Stephen Senior

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Finance - Cai-Parry Jones

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Local Government, Housing and Planning - Francesca O'Brien

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Culture, Tourism, Sport and Hospitality & Deputy Whip - Louise Emery

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Economy and Transport - Jason O'Connell

Shadow Cabinet Minister for Fairness, Families and Communities - Cristiana Emsley

Shadow Minister for Disabilities, Mental Health and Armed Forces Communities - Dr Gareth Thomas

Shadow Counsel General and Minister for the Constitution - Adrian Mason

Shadow Minister for Social Care - Claire Archibald

Shadow Minister for Skills - Tom Montgomery

Shadow Minister for Children and Young People - Catherine Cullen

Shadow Minister for Government Efficiency - Iain McIntosh

Deputy Whip - Paul Marr

Shadow Minister without Portfolio - Joe Martin