Believer in an independent Wales. Hates the loss of our heritage. Strongly against second homes. https://xitter.cf/t.co/hYJKMzssPw
Ynys Mon
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Is the deal with Labour already done? Is the dream of independence lost?
Adam Price: 'No coalition under any circumstances with Conservatives' nation.cymru/news/adam-price…
Ynys Mon now has the least number of +ve Covid cases in Wales, how I have no idea given the madness here this year
But it was perfectly acceptable for them to travel here
‘Travellers from Wales must self-isolate over Christmas’ say English health chiefs nation.cymru/news/travellers…
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Pressure mounting on @WelshGovernment to do something for Welsh people rather than virtue signalling to win the approval of foreign audiences.
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The party that broke woke
You have to laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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What are Plaid Cymru doing registering a party descriptor *only* for use in England? Is there something we should all know?
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Is there anything trustworthy about the current Westminster government? uk.news.yahoo.com/dominic-cu…
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Some constituencies in the 2021 Senedd elections could be decided by the votes of holiday home owners.
They will not vote in the Welsh national interest.
Sign this petition calling for a ban on people being allowed to vote from a second home.
Click here: petitions.senedd.wales/petit…
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Is this petition being boycotted by certain elements of the 'national movement'?
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This pathetic, desperate . . . and so encouraging.
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A reminder of @LauraMcAllister's column in the Western Mail on Saturday, flagging the need for a proper Welsh centre-right party to fill the yawning gap between @Plaid_Cymru and @WelshConserv.
If the cap fits...
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Also interesting to note that when many get building work done on their properties they are using companies and tradesmen from England. It is particularly true of holiday home owners. Hardly bringing money and work into Wales is it?
Apparently it is allowed for people from Manchester to travel to Wales to conduct house viewings
There was something in the current rules about allowing activities associated with moving house but viewings? Surely not! Excuse for a day at the beach if you ask me......
According to a report on the TV last week 80% of the north Wales tourist industry is owned by people/companies from outside Wales who care only about maximising their profits not the Welsh economy
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