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David Cameron tells Conservatives Wales 'motoring ahead' David Cameron tells Tories Wales is 'motoring ahead'
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Wales has the potential to be a powerhouse, with clearer powers for the assembly, David Cameron has said.Wales has the potential to be a powerhouse, with clearer powers for the assembly, David Cameron has said.
He told the Welsh Conservative conference in Llangollen Wales was "motoring ahead" with the UK's fastest rate of growth outside London. He told the Welsh Conservative conference in Llangollen that Wales was "motoring ahead" with the UK's fastest growth rate outside London.
The prime minister hailed investment in railways as contributing to prosperity. The prime minister hailed railway upgrades as contributing to prosperity.
Earlier, Welsh Tory leader Andrew RT Davies said Welsh Labour was a "lazy, complacent" government which had "run out of steam" after 17 years in power. However, he claimed the future was "not guaranteed", and said the Welsh economy was reliant on the results of the assembly election and EU referendum.
Mr Cameron stressed the importance of the European Union to Welsh farmers in particular.
Earlier, Welsh Tory leader Andrew RT Davies - who has said he wants the UK to leave the EU - made no reference to the June referendum in his speech.
Mr Davies focused his attention on his attempt to win the assembly election in May, saying Welsh Labour was a "lazy, complacent" government which had "run out of steam" after 17 years in power.