The Welsh office was established in 1973, although the appointment of a professional officer and the establishment of office premises in Swansea did not take place until 1985. Since that time the Welsh team has moved to Cardiff and now employs three members of staff.
The role of the RCM’s Welsh office is to provide the Council and General Secretary with a country perspective on matters relating to policy, legislation, parliament and the Welsh National Assembly. It also acts to disseminate information, develop relations with relevant bodies and organisations and extend the influence of the RCM within Wales.
Contact details
Branches
There are 16 branches throughout Wales. If you would like further information about how to join your local branch, obtain professional advice and support, or to find out more about what the RCM does in Wales, please call the RCM Wales on: 029 20228111.
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Cardiff
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Carmarthenshire
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Ceredigion
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De Clwyd
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Gogledd Clwyd
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Gwynedd
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Merthyr & Cynon Valley
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Montgomery
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Neath & Port Talbot
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Newport South Gwent
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North Gwent
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Ogwyr
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Pembrokeshire
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Powys, South
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Rhondda & Taff Ely
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Swansea
