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Category Archives: Welsh Affairs
Saturday, 19th November, 2016
Again, technical reasons have prevented me from publishing an article this week. If I cease to write this column from now on, don’t be surprised. Thanks to all those of you who’ve followed my rantings aver the years.
Posted in News and politics, Wales, Welsh Affairs
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Saturday, 12th November, 2016
How “They” Spend Your Money Looks like Welsh Councils have credit cards! And they use ’em for all sorts of purposes, many – perhaps most – of which do not benefit those they serve. They serve – in … Continue reading
Saturday, 5th November, 2016
Capital Cuts Cardiff Council has been hit by austerity. Despite Assembly funding, they still haven’t enough cash to pay for what I reckon are important facilities. The amount of “savings” they hope to make is about twenty-five million … Continue reading
Posted in Wales, Welsh Affairs, Welsh Assembly
Tagged Budget cuts, Cardiff, R.S.Thomas
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Saturday, 29th October, 2016
Strange Celebrations Suddenly, or so it seems, the season of silliness is upon us. This weekend, the Trick Or Treat people will be knocking on doors – using a tradition they borrowed from the US of A – scrounging … Continue reading
Saturday, 22nd October, 2016
Rebellious Words In talking with a friend, the subject turned to Welsh independence. He’s a staunch believer in our nation making its own decisions, so we often – well, always – drift into that subject. There is much … Continue reading
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Saturday, 8th October, 2016
A Plaid Cymru Victory! I can do no better this week than to start by asking you to watch this video. Wasteminster’s “Welsh Secretary” makes an accusation, and – in my opinion – Leanne Wood makes him look a complete fool. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-37584427 … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Plaid Cymru, Wales, Welsh Affairs
Tagged Aberfan, Cardiff, Karl Jenkins, Leanne Wood, Welsh Secretary
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Saturday, 10th September, 2016
Health Problems Here in Wales, our NHS is said to be “in crisis”. This crisis is in local areas where GPs are really under stress trying to keep up with the increasing number of patients waiting for appointments. The … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Wales, Welsh Affairs, Welsh Assembly
Tagged Carwyn Jones, Trades Unions, Welsh NHS
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Saturday, 3rd September, 2016.
No News Is . . . . . . well – just no news! I have found/heard absolutely no news of Wales this week which is worthy of my often sarcastic comments. Yes, there’s been a lot of … Continue reading
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Saturday, 27th August, 2016
Helping Education We should always concentrate on educating our people, and give them a broader outlook on many things. So the work up in Aberystwyth goes on to improve facilities at the University there. Yes, the entire job … Continue reading
Saturday, 20th August, 2016
A Not-The-Olympics World Record The Rio Olympics have dominated the news for far too long. The headlines tell us who’s won what and how proud we should be of Team GB. I was bored with the whole thing … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics, Wales, Welsh Affairs
Tagged Abersoch, Glass Butter Beach, Radio Wales, sheep-shearing record, Teram GB, The Olympics, the weather, Wales
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