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The aim is to update outdated veterinary legislation to better support new graduates entering the field in Wales.

August 2, 2026Veterinary Record

'Back reform of outdated vet legislation to support new Welsh graduate vets'

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The aim is to update outdated veterinary legislation to better support new graduates entering the field in Wales.
Discussed legislative updates at the BVA's annual Welsh Dinner in Cardiff Castle.
Engaged high-profile guests including First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth and Cabinet Minister Llyr Gruffydd.
Increased awareness of the challenges faced by new veterinary graduates in Wales.
Strategic discussions about necessary changes to support future veterinarians.

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Reform aims to bolster support for new veterinary graduates in Wales, suggesting legislative updates.

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The first minister of Wales, Rhun ap Iorwerth, and cabinet minister for rural resilience and sustainability, Llyr Gruffydd, were among the high-profile guests who joined us at BVA's annual Welsh Dinner at Cardiff Castle in July.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6eeb3b1b0468a7eeab44fb https://doi.org/10.1002/vetr.71067

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Reform aims to bolster support for new veterinary graduates in Wales, suggesting legislative updates.

'Back reform of outdated vet legislation to support new Welsh graduate vets'

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'Back reform of outdated vet legislation to support new Welsh graduate vets'

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