Wales 'satisfied' with NHS and schools, says survey
The majority of people in Wales are happy with NHS care and schools, according to a national survey.
Of those asked, 92% said they were satisfied with their GP service and children's primary school, despite warnings about education failings in Wales.
Only 57% said their local authority provided high quality services.
The National Survey asked 14,500 people from across Wales their views on wellbeing and public services.
Matt Murray reports.
29 May 2014
- From the section Wales