| Reform Wales 15:59 - Feb 14 with 20617 views | SullutaCreturned |
Looks like they have made it past the first obstacle...
walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/first-reform-councillor-elected-wales-31003072
They beat Labour there too, interesting times. |  | | |  |
| Reform Wales on 16:36 - May 4 with 715 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 15:32 - May 4 by Dr_Winston |
Where have I said it would make them more safe? Not once have I attempted to make that point. What I said was they would be no more dangerous at that speed, which is correct.
If a 20mph limit is in place because of a school, what purpose does that limit serve when the school is closed? Are we supposed to drive slowly to avoid knocking over kids that aren't there? |
OK, as safe then, which is still a ridiculous statement, how can you claim that increasing a speed limit from 40mph to 70mph makes that section of road just as safe, likewise increasing the motorway limit to 85mph, it’s just madness.
A lot of schools, especially primary schools, are in built up areas, all such built up areas and those without schools such as large housing estates should be 20mph and nothing will convince me otherwise. |  | | |
| Reform Wales on 16:42 - May 4 with 690 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 16:36 - May 4 by lifelong |
OK, as safe then, which is still a ridiculous statement, how can you claim that increasing a speed limit from 40mph to 70mph makes that section of road just as safe, likewise increasing the motorway limit to 85mph, it’s just madness.
A lot of schools, especially primary schools, are in built up areas, all such built up areas and those without schools such as large housing estates should be 20mph and nothing will convince me otherwise. |
There is nothing the matter with being proven wrong
You seem to have a problem accepting opinions of others
Many 20 mph are ludicrous
Some national speed limits should be 40 mph
I'd have a 80 mph motorway limit reduced to 50 in wet weather
We all believe ourselves to be good drivers and know it all | |
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| Reform Wales on 16:45 - May 4 with 690 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform Wales on 16:36 - May 4 by lifelong |
OK, as safe then, which is still a ridiculous statement, how can you claim that increasing a speed limit from 40mph to 70mph makes that section of road just as safe, likewise increasing the motorway limit to 85mph, it’s just madness.
A lot of schools, especially primary schools, are in built up areas, all such built up areas and those without schools such as large housing estates should be 20mph and nothing will convince me otherwise. |
I certainly don't disagree that there should be 20mph outside schools, but should it be 24/7 or only school time. Without a doubt built up areas with condensed housing should be 20mph but should roads like the mayals be 20mph, cycle path off the road and a grass verge between this and the pedestrian pavement. It's not the 20mph that's the issue it's how it was implemented. |  | | |
| Reform Wales on 16:54 - May 4 with 673 views | Dr_Winston |
| Reform Wales on 16:36 - May 4 by lifelong |
OK, as safe then, which is still a ridiculous statement, how can you claim that increasing a speed limit from 40mph to 70mph makes that section of road just as safe, likewise increasing the motorway limit to 85mph, it’s just madness.
A lot of schools, especially primary schools, are in built up areas, all such built up areas and those without schools such as large housing estates should be 20mph and nothing will convince me otherwise. |
The road shouldn't have been reduced to 40mph in the first place. I believe that I've already mentioned that. There is no material difference between 60 & 70 on that particular stretch, but I would keep it to 60 on the Mond-Ponty part. I believe that I've already said that too.
The speed limit on UK motorways is already one of the lowest in Europe. Next time you're in France, Denmark, Austria, Greece, The Netherlands or Italy feel free to tell them that it's "madness" that the speed limit on their motorways is 80mph. Even Ireland's is higher than ours.
We need to keep up with the times. If that frightens you you can stick to the inside lane. Or the A Roads. |  |
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| Reform Wales on 16:57 - May 4 with 665 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Reform Wales on 16:45 - May 4 by Whiterockin |
I certainly don't disagree that there should be 20mph outside schools, but should it be 24/7 or only school time. Without a doubt built up areas with condensed housing should be 20mph but should roads like the mayals be 20mph, cycle path off the road and a grass verge between this and the pedestrian pavement. It's not the 20mph that's the issue it's how it was implemented. |
It was 25 mph in residential areas in the US when I went there last year. They are the sort of people who have teams of data and research.
The Senedd went too far and imposed it without consent of the people and have to row it back in some places.
I have found it a minor irritation and struggle to keep my car at below 20mph. It is no big deal for me. Lesson learned move
on.
Reform ars against clean energy and want dirty energy. This is not progressive thinking.. |  |
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| Reform Wales on 16:58 - May 4 with 661 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 16:42 - May 4 by onehunglow |
There is nothing the matter with being proven wrong
You seem to have a problem accepting opinions of others
Many 20 mph are ludicrous
Some national speed limits should be 40 mph
I'd have a 80 mph motorway limit reduced to 50 in wet weather
We all believe ourselves to be good drivers and know it all |
No, others do not accept my opinion, I make an error in stating what the Doctor said and I rectified it.
Am I supposed to agree with someone who I strongly disagree with? | | | |
| Reform Wales on 17:16 - May 4 with 634 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 16:58 - May 4 by lifelong |
No, others do not accept my opinion, I make an error in stating what the Doctor said and I rectified it.
Am I supposed to agree with someone who I strongly disagree with? |
Some do
You miss my point , again
Don't fill in gaps
Plenty disagree with me and I respect those who do it with some grace
That means no cheap pejoratives
Also, old opinions can change, indeed should
I say it as it is , as of now
If it is " wrong" then I really don't give a stuff as I've moved on
I used to vote Plaid
I was a vehement Ondy
I wanted to speak Welsh fluently
Now , at my time in life, those matters have changed
I have been very left wing then right wing until realising all politicians are bereft of honestly and many of ability | |
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| Reform Wales on 17:22 - May 4 with 628 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 17:16 - May 4 by onehunglow |
Some do
You miss my point , again
Don't fill in gaps
Plenty disagree with me and I respect those who do it with some grace
That means no cheap pejoratives
Also, old opinions can change, indeed should
I say it as it is , as of now
If it is " wrong" then I really don't give a stuff as I've moved on
I used to vote Plaid
I was a vehement Ondy
I wanted to speak Welsh fluently
Now , at my time in life, those matters have changed
I have been very left wing then right wing until realising all politicians are bereft of honestly and many of ability |
Say goodnight to the folks Gracey. | | | |
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| Reform Wales on 19:54 - May 4 with 568 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Reform Wales on 17:16 - May 4 by onehunglow |
Some do
You miss my point , again
Don't fill in gaps
Plenty disagree with me and I respect those who do it with some grace
That means no cheap pejoratives
Also, old opinions can change, indeed should
I say it as it is , as of now
If it is " wrong" then I really don't give a stuff as I've moved on
I used to vote Plaid
I was a vehement Ondy
I wanted to speak Welsh fluently
Now , at my time in life, those matters have changed
I have been very left wing then right wing until realising all politicians are bereft of honestly and many of ability |
Your priorities may now be your family who do not identify as Welsh. In that case your outlook can be understood.
I like you was cut from Welsh rural stock where survival and food on the table was priority. It was quite brutal by today's standards. It is easy to look back with anger and pigeon hole it as typically Welsh. However I suspect it applies to all areas of rural struggle.
I did a lot of free work for the grandfather but looking back he did nothing at all for me. It was not expected. The farm worker was called "Gwas" in Welsh which s translates as slave. That just about sums it up.
I see the waste stand chanting as pathetic. The chanters would storm out of the farm in seconds in anger and hitch hike back
to Swansea hungry. | |
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| Reform Wales on 20:07 - May 4 with 551 views | Kilkennyjack |
Reform hate Wales and Scotland being devolved ..
This is all about control from London. 🇬🇧 |  |
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| Reform Wales on 20:15 - May 4 with 547 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 19:54 - May 4 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Your priorities may now be your family who do not identify as Welsh. In that case your outlook can be understood.
I like you was cut from Welsh rural stock where survival and food on the table was priority. It was quite brutal by today's standards. It is easy to look back with anger and pigeon hole it as typically Welsh. However I suspect it applies to all areas of rural struggle.
I did a lot of free work for the grandfather but looking back he did nothing at all for me. It was not expected. The farm worker was called "Gwas" in Welsh which s translates as slave. That just about sums it up.
I see the waste stand chanting as pathetic. The chanters would storm out of the farm in seconds in anger and hitch hike back
to Swansea hungry. |
Too right
I love my wife of 46 yrs and my kids and theirs
Nationalities don't come into it
Welsh /English
Just who cares
Who wants pure blood ? Nazis that's who
As you get older , you get wiser | |
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| Reform Wales on 21:01 - May 4 with 524 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 16:54 - May 4 by Dr_Winston |
The road shouldn't have been reduced to 40mph in the first place. I believe that I've already mentioned that. There is no material difference between 60 & 70 on that particular stretch, but I would keep it to 60 on the Mond-Ponty part. I believe that I've already said that too.
The speed limit on UK motorways is already one of the lowest in Europe. Next time you're in France, Denmark, Austria, Greece, The Netherlands or Italy feel free to tell them that it's "madness" that the speed limit on their motorways is 80mph. Even Ireland's is higher than ours.
We need to keep up with the times. If that frightens you you can stick to the inside lane. Or the A Roads. |
Fair play you’ve got to get that little jibe in, motorway driving doesn’t frighten me at all.
My main concern is road safety in this country and the safety of motorists and pedestrians,especially children. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 21:03 - May 4 with 522 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 21:01 - May 4 by lifelong |
Fair play you’ve got to get that little jibe in, motorway driving doesn’t frighten me at all.
My main concern is road safety in this country and the safety of motorists and pedestrians,especially children. |
It's not a jibe
It's his opinion
Remember | |
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| Reform Wales on 00:32 - May 5 with 451 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Reform Wales on 20:15 - May 4 by onehunglow |
Too right
I love my wife of 46 yrs and my kids and theirs
Nationalities don't come into it
Welsh /English
Just who cares
Who wants pure blood ? Nazis that's who
As you get older , you get wiser |
You seem to care banging on about the 'deep dark narrow valley with narrow minds to match " I was born in. Same one as Huw Jenkins Connor Roberts and Ben Davies.
Hey ho Cullen Scored with a spectacular diving header timed to perfection. | |
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| Reform Wales on 13:13 - May 5 with 363 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Reform Wales on 00:32 - May 5 by ReslovenSwan1 |
You seem to care banging on about the 'deep dark narrow valley with narrow minds to match " I was born in. Same one as Huw Jenkins Connor Roberts and Ben Davies.
Hey ho Cullen Scored with a spectacular diving header timed to perfection. |
Not sure I would call neath a dark narrow valley. It is town on the tidal River neath which is where Ben Davies and Connor Roberts where born.
Huw Jenkins was born even nearer the sea in a village called Jersey Marine on the edge of the sand dunes. | |
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| Reform Wales on 22:46 - May 6 with 251 views | Kilkennyjack |
Fill your boots bois ….. 🏴 | |
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| Reform Wales on 22:56 - May 6 with 234 views | Dr_Winston |
| Reform Wales on 21:01 - May 4 by lifelong |
Fair play you’ve got to get that little jibe in, motorway driving doesn’t frighten me at all.
My main concern is road safety in this country and the safety of motorists and pedestrians,especially children. |
You don't come across that way.
You come across as one of those hands firmly at 10 and 2, feed the wheel properly when turning, trundle around at a minimum of 5mph below the speed limit types. Dai Flatcaps my dad calls them.
Apologies if I'm wrong. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Reform Wales on 22:57 - May 6 with 222 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform Wales on 22:46 - May 6 by Kilkennyjack |
Fill your boots bois ….. 🏴 |
Any thoughts on why Plaid and Labour took such a massive hit here?
Cwmllynfell & Ystalyfera (Neath Port Talbot) Council By-Election Result:
🔶 LDM: 34.0% (New)
🌼 PLC: 30.2% (-26.5)
➡️ RFM: 13.3% (New)
🌹 LAB: 12.7% (-30.6)
🙋 IND: 8.7% (New)
🌳 CON: 1.1% (New)
Liberal Democrat GAIN from Labour.
Changes w/ 2022. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 23:57 - May 6 with 180 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 22:56 - May 6 by Dr_Winston |
You don't come across that way.
You come across as one of those hands firmly at 10 and 2, feed the wheel properly when turning, trundle around at a minimum of 5mph below the speed limit types. Dai Flatcaps my dad calls them.
Apologies if I'm wrong. |
The concept of ten to two is to ensure hands do not cross
It's not rallying
Its better than one hand on wheel , the other resting on the window , fag in hand | |
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| Reform Wales on 01:18 - May 7 with 168 views | Robbie |
South Wales will always vote red , history has shown that and in my lifetime and future in our great area , I do not agree with that opinion but that is the vote at the ballot box .
More frightening is the fact so many youngsters cannot be bothered to vote , why bother their all the same innit , a comment I do agree with regarding Politicians .
Do our future generations take an interest or in the latest update on their phones of some wanabee and clicks
Farage has won a by election and will gloat in the victory , smaller assets have gone his way
too , all great PR and media spin .
Reform bandwagon will get the public anger on their side , will it last until the wheels fall off and they melt away .
Cannot do any worse than the last few lots sitting in No 10 . | | | |
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