Vikki Howells

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Vikki Howells
MS
Official photograph of Vikki Howells MS Minister for Further and Higher Education (Portrait) (cropped).jpg
Official portrait, 2024
Minister for Further and Higher Education
Incumbent
Assumed office
11 September 2024
Labour (30)
Conservatives (14)
Plaid Cymru (12)
Liberal Democrats (1)
Constituency
  • None
Regional
Reform UK (1)
Constituency
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Regional
Independent (2)
Constituency
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Regional
Senedd
Preceded by Member of the Senedd for Cynon Valley
2016 to present		Incumbent
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