| A question for our Welsh Nationalists 19:51 - Nov 11 with 4028 views | raynor94 |
Why did the leader of the Scottish Nationalists lay a wreath on behalf of Plaid Cymru? Was their a reason Adam Price couldn't attend? |  |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 19:58 - Nov 11 with 4006 views | Darran |
Is this true? |  |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:03 - Nov 11 with 3987 views | Jackfath |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 19:58 - Nov 11 by Darran |
Is this true? |
I hope not. |  |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:04 - Nov 11 with 3981 views | Darran |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:03 - Nov 11 by Jackfath |
I hope not. |
Me too. | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:06 - Nov 11 with 3977 views | Lohengrin |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:03 - Nov 11 by Jackfath |
I hope not. |
I should imagine Price would have been at the ceremony at Llandaff Cathedral. Not sure why they couldn’t have sent somebody else mind? [Post edited 11 Nov 2018 20:06]
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:07 - Nov 11 with 3970 views | AguycalledJack |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:04 - Nov 11 by Darran |
Me too. |
Yes it’s true. |  | | |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:09 - Nov 11 with 3961 views | Jackfath |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:10 - Nov 11 with 3956 views | Darran |
Where was this in London today? | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:11 - Nov 11 with 3948 views | LeonWasGod |
Economies of scale innit. Maybe Holyrood would like to run Wales on behalf of the Assembly. Would probably do better! |  | | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:24 - Nov 11 with 3922 views | exiledclaseboy |
The leader of the SNP was in Edinburgh today. |  |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:24 - Nov 11 with 3919 views | raynor94 |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:10 - Nov 11 by Darran |
Where was this in London today? |
Yes in London, why I asked was that David Dimpleby, mentioned it | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:28 - Nov 11 with 3898 views | AguycalledJack |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:24 - Nov 11 by exiledclaseboy |
The leader of the SNP was in Edinburgh today. |
But they had a representative at the cenotaph in London. | | | |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:29 - Nov 11 with 3892 views | Darran |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:24 - Nov 11 by raynor94 |
Yes in London, why I asked was that David Dimpleby, mentioned it |
They’re a waste of time anyway. | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:31 - Nov 11 with 3887 views | exiledclaseboy |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:28 - Nov 11 by AguycalledJack |
But they had a representative at the cenotaph in London. |
I don’t doubt it, I only pointed it out cos the OP said that the SNP leader laid a wreath in London on behalf of Plaid. She couldn’t have, she was in Edinburgh. As Lohengrin said, I asssume Price was at the Cardiff equivalent. | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:32 - Nov 11 with 3876 views | exiledclaseboy |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:29 - Nov 11 by Darran |
They’re a waste of time anyway. |
It’s an odd thing to play a game of oneupmanship about if you ask me. | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:33 - Nov 11 with 3874 views | Highjack |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:28 - Nov 11 by AguycalledJack |
But they had a representative at the cenotaph in London. |
Probably the leader of the SNP in Westminster whoever that is since old Angus and Alex got booted out by the voters. |  |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 23:03 - Nov 11 with 3778 views | swan85 |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 20:33 - Nov 11 by Highjack |
Probably the leader of the SNP in Westminster whoever that is since old Angus and Alex got booted out by the voters. |
I was watching the re-run tonight on the bbc, David dimbleby commentating. As the leaders of the parties in Westminster were laying wreaths, as the SNP man was, DD said laying on behalf of Scottish nationalists and Welsh nationalists. I thought it was odd too. | | | |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 23:54 - Nov 11 with 3742 views | Kilkennyjack |
Google says ...
Angus Robertson, the Deputy Leader of the Scottish National Party, wrote “lest we forget” in Gaelic, English and Welsh on his wreath. It was also written in Welsh because he is at the event on behalf of Plaid Cymru. Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was not at the national service as she is attending the annual wreath laying and Remembrance Sunday service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh.
Poor show innit ? |  |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 11:00 - Nov 12 with 3615 views | Sir_Robin |
Plaid and the SNP are only allowed to lay one wreath between them so they take it in turns. Liz Saville-Roberts was in attendance representing Plaid. |  | | |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 11:20 - Nov 12 with 3589 views | Lohengrin |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 11:00 - Nov 12 by Sir_Robin |
Plaid and the SNP are only allowed to lay one wreath between them so they take it in turns. Liz Saville-Roberts was in attendance representing Plaid. |
There we go, question answered.
It’s good to talk. | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 13:11 - Nov 12 with 3533 views | Highjack |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 11:00 - Nov 12 by Sir_Robin |
Plaid and the SNP are only allowed to lay one wreath between them so they take it in turns. Liz Saville-Roberts was in attendance representing Plaid. |
Why are they only allowed one wreath between them? That seems a bit stupid. | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 14:09 - Nov 12 with 3507 views | Sir_Robin |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 13:11 - Nov 12 by Highjack |
Why are they only allowed one wreath between them? That seems a bit stupid. |
I don't know. I've been trying to find out but can't find a definitive answer anywhere. I always assumed it's because of time constraints and the fact that they work together in Parliament. | | | |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 21:09 - Nov 13 with 3353 views | trampie |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 21:31 - Nov 13 with 3336 views | Highjack |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 21:09 - Nov 13 by trampie |
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Isn’t that the villain from raiders of the lost ark? | |
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| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 21:46 - Nov 13 with 3322 views | LeonWasGod |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 14:09 - Nov 12 by Sir_Robin |
I don't know. I've been trying to find out but can't find a definitive answer anywhere. I always assumed it's because of time constraints and the fact that they work together in Parliament. |
I didn’t realise that, but this could still be the answer. Presumably Plaid don’t meet the minimum MP threshold so have to team up with the SNP or would miss out entirely.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34747385
“1984 formula
In reply, Mr Whittingdale wrote: "The laying of wreaths by Parliamentary leaders is governed by a formula put in place in 1984 with the agreement of The Queen and the Speaker of the House of Commons following discussion with party leaders based on the number of Westminster parliamentary seats.
"This stipulates that only the leaders at Westminster of parties which had won and taken up six or more seats at the preceding general election should lay wreaths."
Under the formula, Plaid Cymru - which has three MPs - and the Green Party, which has a sole MP, are also excluded.” | | | |
| A question for our Welsh Nationalists on 22:02 - Nov 13 with 3298 views | trampie |
Point of order Plaid have 4 Westminster seats. | |
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