| Reform Wales 15:59 - Feb 14 with 21775 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 17:16 - Apr 10 with 1250 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Reform Wales on 23:43 - Apr 9 by raynor94 |
Ad Nauseam |
So you agree great. |  |
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| Reform Wales on 18:45 - Apr 10 with 1207 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 15:27 - Apr 9 by ReslovenSwan1 |
The closure of raw steel making at Port Talbot was signalled from a decade back. Government people seeing this and the closure of Ford arranged Ineos to come to Bridgend. It was shelved after Brexit and moved to France. A Brexit knee in the groin.
These people promise a lot and deliver next to nothing. US and Asian investments should now be all over Wales but are not.
There is some talking of US money coming to UK arriving out of Trumponomics. We will see. |
Ineos went elsewhere because they were offered more money and a better facility.
Virgin steel production has been in decline here for more than a decade, cheap Chinee steel AND Tata wanting more money either in government subsidy or by lowering costs to improve profit margins which is why they moved it to India where regulations are lesser.
These things would probably have happened if we had voted remain as our membership of the EU increased the manufacturing drain with companies moving to cheaper locations across Europe. They chased the increased profits. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 22:21 - Apr 10 with 1138 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Reform Wales on 18:45 - Apr 10 by SullutaCreturned |
Ineos went elsewhere because they were offered more money and a better facility.
Virgin steel production has been in decline here for more than a decade, cheap Chinee steel AND Tata wanting more money either in government subsidy or by lowering costs to improve profit margins which is why they moved it to India where regulations are lesser.
These things would probably have happened if we had voted remain as our membership of the EU increased the manufacturing drain with companies moving to cheaper locations across Europe. They chased the increased profits. |
Should never have been privatised.
We still need a nationalised steel industry for national security reasons.
Its blindingly obvious. |  |
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| Reform Wales on 00:59 - Apr 11 with 1107 views | Robbie |
British Steel / Corus / TATA over the years and been there and lived it all .
Once we lost trade with the EU and they booted us out that huge market went South .
Thankfully by then I was out of the industry on the second round of voting came along .
My initial vote was to stay in Europe due to trading contracts abroad , it was necessary .
Second vote was to leave , it really was a pin a tail blindfolded to a donkeys rear end .
Think that them donkies of all parties are in the spotlight and running the UK . | | | |
| Reform Wales on 15:57 - Apr 11 with 1033 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 22:21 - Apr 10 by Kilkennyjack |
Should never have been privatised.
We still need a nationalised steel industry for national security reasons.
Its blindingly obvious. |
You're right, the steel, water, gas, electricity should neber have been sold off. Many reasons why.
If Staermer really wants to rebuild this country they need taking back. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 06:07 - May 2 with 823 views | Whiterockin |
Well that's Runcorn done with a massive turnover. Plus sweeping results in local elections in England. |  | | |
| Reform Wales on 07:58 - May 2 with 745 views | raynor94 |
| Reform Wales on 06:07 - May 2 by Whiterockin |
Well that's Runcorn done with a massive turnover. Plus sweeping results in local elections in England. |
A sign of things to come |  |
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| Reform Wales on 08:07 - May 2 with 739 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Reform Wales on 15:57 - Apr 11 by SullutaCreturned |
You're right, the steel, water, gas, electricity should neber have been sold off. Many reasons why.
If Staermer really wants to rebuild this country they need taking back. |
It they were nationalised they would be running at huge losses paid by the taxpayers and subject to continual industrial action by unions.
Nationalised industries are always inefficient and over manned. You only have to look at our civil service to see that. Still producing 6% to before covid despite an extra 200,000 civil servants. | |
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| Reform Wales on 08:56 - May 2 with 676 views | Gwyn737 |
| Reform Wales on 08:07 - May 2 by felixstowe_jack |
It they were nationalised they would be running at huge losses paid by the taxpayers and subject to continual industrial action by unions.
Nationalised industries are always inefficient and over manned. You only have to look at our civil service to see that. Still producing 6% to before covid despite an extra 200,000 civil servants. |
Lots of people were and are need to wade the impact of leaving the EU. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 10:24 - May 2 with 588 views | controversial_jack |
| Reform Wales on 08:07 - May 2 by felixstowe_jack |
It they were nationalised they would be running at huge losses paid by the taxpayers and subject to continual industrial action by unions.
Nationalised industries are always inefficient and over manned. You only have to look at our civil service to see that. Still producing 6% to before covid despite an extra 200,000 civil servants. |
Not at all, they are better value for money as the profits return to the country and not to a foreign country.
As for efficiency, the much maligned NHS, has a management structure far more efficient than most private companies.On;y 2% management as against far more for private companies. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 21:00 - May 2 with 474 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 08:07 - May 2 by felixstowe_jack |
It they were nationalised they would be running at huge losses paid by the taxpayers and subject to continual industrial action by unions.
Nationalised industries are always inefficient and over manned. You only have to look at our civil service to see that. Still producing 6% to before covid despite an extra 200,000 civil servants. |
You've said this before and I have said before that it doesn't have to be that way again.
Besides, is that going to be much worse than an over[riced service that is getting worse and worse even as bills keep rising ahead of inflation?
How long can we go on seeing our bills rise whilst the service gets worse and the people at the top getting richer?
I'd rather take the chance that nationalisation works because if it doesn't, it's no worse than what we have now. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 21:35 - May 2 with 461 views | majorraglan |
| Reform Wales on 08:07 - May 2 by felixstowe_jack |
It they were nationalised they would be running at huge losses paid by the taxpayers and subject to continual industrial action by unions.
Nationalised industries are always inefficient and over manned. You only have to look at our civil service to see that. Still producing 6% to before covid despite an extra 200,000 civil servants. |
Look what’s happened to Thames Water, that’s hardly a glowing endorsement of privatisation. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 22:00 - May 2 with 452 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 21:35 - May 2 by majorraglan |
Look what’s happened to Thames Water, that’s hardly a glowing endorsement of privatisation. |
Dwr Cymru, worst for polluting in the UK aren't they? | | | |
| Reform Wales on 22:13 - May 2 with 443 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 22:00 - May 2 by SullutaCreturned |
Dwr Cymru, worst for polluting in the UK aren't they? |
Is this the thread lifey was looking for the head poncho in the slagging off Wales
Well, it's me but my acolytes are showing those middle aged comfortable Welsh folk just how forked up the country is
No amount of anodyne look at lovely Wales is helps those in need of hope
And they are not arsed about independence either | |
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| Reform Wales on 23:27 - May 2 with 417 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
Welsh people are n positive enough about the country and you see it on this forum. Everything Welsh is battered on here on the altar of second city syndrome. Especially the guy from East Anglia.
People want the airport shut down Rhoose Airport and a white flag run up the pole to the horrible Bristol Airport which is the chosen one for London. Up to 4000 jobs put at risk. People do not condemn Bristol thugs coming to Wales singing filthy ethnic slurs at Welsh grandmas shopping.
Some people want to scrap the Senedd that has taken 600 years to establish. It has been a lot less wasteful and corrupt pro rata than Westminster for sure. Performance average.
The Mumbles tram is a no brainier of no brainers and would add a lot to Swanse. . No support. It is "too expensive". Not to expensive for down at heal Blackpool.
Posters ridicule the Senedd for moral support to Uganda to help the poorest of the poor comparing it to English excesses. it is a only moral support and good PR. £177k since 2019.
The Bryn Glas Relief road is an excuse for Brexit where Welsh people gave away their jobs and prospects for no return.
The Welsh resources of Wind and water and cornered off by English institutions like Severn Trent and the Crown Estate and King Charles personally. Get you kids and grand kids out with a union flags and wave when the mega cash hoarder shows up.
He could pay for the Mumbles light tram from petty cash. They do not invest they hoard. | |
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| Reform Wales on 09:11 - May 3 with 330 views | Boundy |
| Reform Wales on 23:27 - May 2 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Welsh people are n positive enough about the country and you see it on this forum. Everything Welsh is battered on here on the altar of second city syndrome. Especially the guy from East Anglia.
People want the airport shut down Rhoose Airport and a white flag run up the pole to the horrible Bristol Airport which is the chosen one for London. Up to 4000 jobs put at risk. People do not condemn Bristol thugs coming to Wales singing filthy ethnic slurs at Welsh grandmas shopping.
Some people want to scrap the Senedd that has taken 600 years to establish. It has been a lot less wasteful and corrupt pro rata than Westminster for sure. Performance average.
The Mumbles tram is a no brainier of no brainers and would add a lot to Swanse. . No support. It is "too expensive". Not to expensive for down at heal Blackpool.
Posters ridicule the Senedd for moral support to Uganda to help the poorest of the poor comparing it to English excesses. it is a only moral support and good PR. £177k since 2019.
The Bryn Glas Relief road is an excuse for Brexit where Welsh people gave away their jobs and prospects for no return.
The Welsh resources of Wind and water and cornered off by English institutions like Severn Trent and the Crown Estate and King Charles personally. Get you kids and grand kids out with a union flags and wave when the mega cash hoarder shows up.
He could pay for the Mumbles light tram from petty cash. They do not invest they hoard. |
The sunsets over Worms Head have been spectacular recently and the sun flower fields are to die for . I love Wales .
In other news I see its come as bit of a shock to the Sound bite chamber in cardiff that Dow Corning are closing a major portion of its plant in Barry with a loss of 250 direct jobs .Brexit?
By the way it hasn't been £177k , its easy to research how much it really is . | |
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| Reform Wales on 09:44 - May 3 with 305 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform Wales on 09:11 - May 3 by Boundy |
The sunsets over Worms Head have been spectacular recently and the sun flower fields are to die for . I love Wales .
In other news I see its come as bit of a shock to the Sound bite chamber in cardiff that Dow Corning are closing a major portion of its plant in Barry with a loss of 250 direct jobs .Brexit?
By the way it hasn't been £177k , its easy to research how much it really is . |
Some of us really love Wales and are proud welshmen but are not happy with the decisions being made by those in power. It does not make us less patriotic, its just that we have a clearer vision on how things should be improved. Instead of just burying our heads in the sand like some others and saying everything is fine with the way we are being run. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 09:45 - May 3 with 305 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 23:27 - May 2 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Welsh people are n positive enough about the country and you see it on this forum. Everything Welsh is battered on here on the altar of second city syndrome. Especially the guy from East Anglia.
People want the airport shut down Rhoose Airport and a white flag run up the pole to the horrible Bristol Airport which is the chosen one for London. Up to 4000 jobs put at risk. People do not condemn Bristol thugs coming to Wales singing filthy ethnic slurs at Welsh grandmas shopping.
Some people want to scrap the Senedd that has taken 600 years to establish. It has been a lot less wasteful and corrupt pro rata than Westminster for sure. Performance average.
The Mumbles tram is a no brainier of no brainers and would add a lot to Swanse. . No support. It is "too expensive". Not to expensive for down at heal Blackpool.
Posters ridicule the Senedd for moral support to Uganda to help the poorest of the poor comparing it to English excesses. it is a only moral support and good PR. £177k since 2019.
The Bryn Glas Relief road is an excuse for Brexit where Welsh people gave away their jobs and prospects for no return.
The Welsh resources of Wind and water and cornered off by English institutions like Severn Trent and the Crown Estate and King Charles personally. Get you kids and grand kids out with a union flags and wave when the mega cash hoarder shows up.
He could pay for the Mumbles light tram from petty cash. They do not invest they hoard. |
Shyte
People who love their country criticise because they want the best | |
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| Reform Wales on 10:00 - May 3 with 286 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 09:45 - May 3 by onehunglow |
Shyte
People who love their country criticise because they want the best |
There is nothing wrong with fair criticism, but some people are so politically motivated they can find nothing, absolutely nothing, good to say about what the Senedd have done for Wales. |  | | |
| Reform Wales on 10:02 - May 3 with 281 views | controversial_jack |
| Reform Wales on 09:45 - May 3 by onehunglow |
Shyte
People who love their country criticise because they want the best |
It's not your country, you don't own it. you just live here like everyone else does | | | |
| Reform Wales on 10:10 - May 3 with 279 views | Whiterockin |
| Reform Wales on 10:00 - May 3 by lifelong |
There is nothing wrong with fair criticism, but some people are so politically motivated they can find nothing, absolutely nothing, good to say about what the Senedd have done for Wales. |
That's probably because the good things don't make the headlines here or in Westminster and therefore are not talked about. The Welsh government have promised to develop an integrated public transport service in Wales, with trains and busses linked so you don't get off a train in rural areas then have to wait over an hour for a bus. Do this and I will praise them, it is achieved in other areas. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 10:13 - May 3 with 275 views | Dr_Winston |
| Reform Wales on 10:00 - May 3 by lifelong |
There is nothing wrong with fair criticism, but some people are so politically motivated they can find nothing, absolutely nothing, good to say about what the Senedd have done for Wales. |
Wales has dropped in the rankings of basically every measure that matters since 1999. From Health, to Education, to Economy and others, they've failed on every front.
That's not political motivation talking. The figures are clear to see. They've done nothing for Wales. Plenty for themselves, and the one City that they like to keep onside, but the rest of us would demonstrably have been better off if a couple of thousand people had voted the other way in 1997. [Post edited 3 May 10:13]
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| Reform Wales on 10:15 - May 3 with 271 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 10:10 - May 3 by Whiterockin |
That's probably because the good things don't make the headlines here or in Westminster and therefore are not talked about. The Welsh government have promised to develop an integrated public transport service in Wales, with trains and busses linked so you don't get off a train in rural areas then have to wait over an hour for a bus. Do this and I will praise them, it is achieved in other areas. |
Can you, or Boundy, say anything good about something the Senedd have done for Wales? | | | |
| Reform Wales on 10:30 - May 3 with 249 views | onehunglow |
| Reform Wales on 10:15 - May 3 by lifelong |
Can you, or Boundy, say anything good about something the Senedd have done for Wales? |
Can you accept that many are concerned about Wales and as such say how they feel
Why can you not see this
Why do you only like sweet posts
Debate man
Accept others feel different to you
Anyone can post any sweet thing they like to make people like them
It takes guts to stand up
This country has lost its guts( Britain) | |
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| Reform Wales on 15:33 - May 3 with 197 views | lifelong |
| Reform Wales on 10:30 - May 3 by onehunglow |
Can you accept that many are concerned about Wales and as such say how they feel
Why can you not see this
Why do you only like sweet posts
Debate man
Accept others feel different to you
Anyone can post any sweet thing they like to make people like them
It takes guts to stand up
This country has lost its guts( Britain) |
What! Like the 20mph debate? | | | |
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