| Reform Wales 15:59 - Feb 14 with 6572 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 15:46 - Feb 20 with 863 views | Scotia |
| Reform Wales on 14:53 - Feb 20 by Boundy |
What improvement can you show the readers , really struggling myself |
Off the top of my head.
Ended industrial action in key services.
Delivered the 2 million NHS appt target early.
Deported record number of failed asylum seekers.
Binned the idiotic Rwanda plan.
Massively increased raids to target illegal workers.
Closed a massive tax loophole.
Introduced the child wellbeing bill (The tories and reform voted against this)
Overturned restrictions on onshore wind development.
Improved a childlike relationship with the EU.
As I've said. I don't vote Labour. But they're an imporvement on the Tories, who themselves are more sensible than reform. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 16:36 - Feb 20 with 809 views | Gwyn737 |
Nigel Farage has spoken:
I’m sure he’d have said the same to Churchill in the middle of WW2… | | | |
| Reform Wales on 18:04 - Feb 20 with 774 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 15:46 - Feb 20 by Scotia |
Off the top of my head.
Ended industrial action in key services.
Delivered the 2 million NHS appt target early.
Deported record number of failed asylum seekers.
Binned the idiotic Rwanda plan.
Massively increased raids to target illegal workers.
Closed a massive tax loophole.
Introduced the child wellbeing bill (The tories and reform voted against this)
Overturned restrictions on onshore wind development.
Improved a childlike relationship with the EU.
As I've said. I don't vote Labour. But they're an imporvement on the Tories, who themselves are more sensible than reform. |
The industrial action ending cost a helluva lot of money though and was controversial.
I'm not sure they have improved much with the EU yet, that's a slow burner for me. Lets see the outcome before boasting.
Now the onshore wind farms, that could be a very important move given Russia's alleged sabotage of undersea cables,
foreignpolicy.com/2025/01/03/russia-baltic-sea-cable-cutting-incidents-gas-oil-energy-norway/
Though some Quisling will probably be along to say it's not Russia (along with China) and that it's NATO or the USA or some other BS. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 20:44 - Feb 20 with 685 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Reform Wales on 15:46 - Feb 20 by Scotia |
Off the top of my head.
Ended industrial action in key services.
Delivered the 2 million NHS appt target early.
Deported record number of failed asylum seekers.
Binned the idiotic Rwanda plan.
Massively increased raids to target illegal workers.
Closed a massive tax loophole.
Introduced the child wellbeing bill (The tories and reform voted against this)
Overturned restrictions on onshore wind development.
Improved a childlike relationship with the EU.
As I've said. I don't vote Labour. But they're an imporvement on the Tories, who themselves are more sensible than reform. |
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| Reform Wales on 20:46 - Feb 20 with 687 views | DJack |
| Reform Wales on 11:42 - Feb 20 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Of course it does. Parachuting your lawyer mates into the House of Lords (which Starmer pledged to abolish) so you can give them top government jobs also comes under the category of cronyism and VIP fast lanes.
Anyone thinking this lot are any better than the last lot must be seriously deranged. |
REALLY!
Have you forgotten Bojo and Liz Truss already!
Fk my eyes! |  |
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| Reform Wales on 20:47 - Feb 20 with 681 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Reform Wales on 00:15 - Feb 20 by ReslovenSwan1 |
The Normans arrived in England in 1066 and rapidly colonised the Anglo Saxons. They are never projected as a "beaten people".
Wales finally accepted Norman (now English) rule in 1463 some 400 years later? What do you think they were doing all that time?. I do not like criticising individual posters but you seem pretty ignorant of history.
Lots of history in there I suggest. Remember during this period the hard nut Norman had trampled all over the middle east building castles in Turkiye and Lebenon and Cyprus among others. These were brutal times and the Welsh were no push overs.
Not like today when the poodles sing "we know what we are" and reject English hoodlums do anything wrong with their ethnic slurs. [Post edited 20 Feb 0:16]
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Yep, he is a bit twp, truth be told ….. | |
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| Reform Wales on 20:51 - Feb 20 with 678 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Reform Wales on 12:00 - Feb 20 by Boundy |
The thing is they hate the thought of the status quo changing , not very progressive of them but hi ho that's what narrow thinking does for the soul. |
Nobody wants the Status Quo.
Unless you are a div. | |
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| Reform Wales on 21:22 - Feb 20 with 650 views | Scotia |
| Reform Wales on 20:46 - Feb 20 by DJack |
REALLY!
Have you forgotten Bojo and Liz Truss already!
Fk my eyes! |
I don't think accepting free Taylor Swift tickets is up there with appointing Dido Harding and Kate Bingham to the two most important civil service roles during the biggest crisis to hit the world in a generation.
Springsteen tickets maybe, but not Taylor Swift. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 21:31 - Feb 20 with 624 views | Gwyn737 |
| Reform Wales on 21:22 - Feb 20 by Scotia |
I don't think accepting free Taylor Swift tickets is up there with appointing Dido Harding and Kate Bingham to the two most important civil service roles during the biggest crisis to hit the world in a generation.
Springsteen tickets maybe, but not Taylor Swift. |
I raise you Charlotte Owen! | | | |
| Reform Wales on 21:35 - Feb 20 with 623 views | Scotia |
| Reform Wales on 18:04 - Feb 20 by SullutaCreturned |
The industrial action ending cost a helluva lot of money though and was controversial.
I'm not sure they have improved much with the EU yet, that's a slow burner for me. Lets see the outcome before boasting.
Now the onshore wind farms, that could be a very important move given Russia's alleged sabotage of undersea cables,
foreignpolicy.com/2025/01/03/russia-baltic-sea-cable-cutting-incidents-gas-oil-energy-norway/
Though some Quisling will probably be along to say it's not Russia (along with China) and that it's NATO or the USA or some other BS. |
It did cost a lot, but in the main stuck by recommendations from independent pay reviews. And Labour had to stump up a lot of back pay they shouldn't really have needed to.
Having read Johnson's memoir, the relationship with the EU was terrible. Fuelled mainly by Cummings and friends. I'm no fan of the EU but they're are biggest partner. We need them.
I must say though Johnson did say the UK could be the Saudi Arabia of wind power. He was right about that, it's a shame it was so difficult to deliver. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 22:16 - Feb 20 with 580 views | majorraglan |
| Reform Wales on 21:35 - Feb 20 by Scotia |
It did cost a lot, but in the main stuck by recommendations from independent pay reviews. And Labour had to stump up a lot of back pay they shouldn't really have needed to.
Having read Johnson's memoir, the relationship with the EU was terrible. Fuelled mainly by Cummings and friends. I'm no fan of the EU but they're are biggest partner. We need them.
I must say though Johnson did say the UK could be the Saudi Arabia of wind power. He was right about that, it's a shame it was so difficult to deliver. |
As you say the new government honoured the recommendations of the independent pay panels.
In previous years, the government told the pay panels what was affordable and the pay review bodies reviewed the submissions from the staff associations and the management etc and made a decision based on all the facts.
If the outgoing government did not issue directions re affordability the independent pay review bodies wouldn’t have a baseline to work to and could in theory be “independent” and make a decision as they saw fit.
This poses the question why didn’t the government of the day issue guidance on affordability? Was it because they forgot? Was it because they didn’t want to alienate public sector workers and lose their votes in an election and were kicking the can down the road? Was it because they hoped to get over the line by winning the GE,then flatly rejecting the outcomes of the reviews and then imposing what the government saw fit? Be interesting to find out not that we ever will! | | | |
| Reform Wales on 03:14 - Feb 21 with 493 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Reform Wales on 16:36 - Feb 20 by Gwyn737 |
Nigel Farage has spoken:
I’m sure he’d have said the same to Churchill in the middle of WW2… |
Following the Narvik Debate and the defenestration of Chamberlain pretty much all opposition parties were more than willing to put their political differences aside and work in unison to the benefit of the war effort. Churchill and Attlee, polar opposites in politics, background and character. Genuine titans in our nations history. How fortunate we were that both came along at the greatest hour of need? Where Churchill was strong, the oratory, the charisma, the character, Atlee was weak. But Atlee offered things Churchill could not. The boring admin, organising. The simple things behind the scenes he took care of with little fuss and little fanfare. We never would have won the war without Atlee either. But that is seldom celebrated.
The situation at the time electorally and democratically was more than acceptable. They had to do what they did because they were ultimately in survival mode. For once party politics came second. They worked together, used their talents for the benefit of the county and it ultimately led to our “finest hour”. |  |
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| Reform Wales on 07:54 - Feb 21 with 428 views | Scotia |
| Reform Wales on 21:31 - Feb 20 by Gwyn737 |
I raise you Charlotte Owen! |
I forgot about Baroness Owen of Alderley Edge. Or should it be Baroness Johnson?? I don't suppose we'll ever really know. She definitely reminds me of someone though. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 12:57 - Feb 22 with 231 views | Gwyn737 |
| Reform Wales on 03:14 - Feb 21 by Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Following the Narvik Debate and the defenestration of Chamberlain pretty much all opposition parties were more than willing to put their political differences aside and work in unison to the benefit of the war effort. Churchill and Attlee, polar opposites in politics, background and character. Genuine titans in our nations history. How fortunate we were that both came along at the greatest hour of need? Where Churchill was strong, the oratory, the charisma, the character, Atlee was weak. But Atlee offered things Churchill could not. The boring admin, organising. The simple things behind the scenes he took care of with little fuss and little fanfare. We never would have won the war without Atlee either. But that is seldom celebrated.
The situation at the time electorally and democratically was more than acceptable. They had to do what they did because they were ultimately in survival mode. For once party politics came second. They worked together, used their talents for the benefit of the county and it ultimately led to our “finest hour”. |
And that’s pretty much what the opposing parties have done in Ukraine.
My point was would Farage in the same way been vocal to Churchill and Atlee to set an election date? | | | |
| Reform Wales on 14:31 - Feb 22 with 220 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 12:57 - Feb 22 by Gwyn737 |
And that’s pretty much what the opposing parties have done in Ukraine.
My point was would Farage in the same way been vocal to Churchill and Atlee to set an election date? |
I think he would and both of them would have said to him, yes, when the war is over.
Lets face it, if people queued up at polling stations the Russians would take full advantage of that and bomb the hell out of them.
Only a complete tool would think you can have free and fair elections in Ukraine as it stands. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 19:55 - Feb 22 with 168 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Reform Wales on 09:21 - Feb 15 by Kilkennyjack |
Reform are an English Nationalist party.
Farage conned you in 2016 (vote Change, vote Brexit) and now he has conned you again.
There is an old saying … you cant educate pork …
We changed to take back control of our laws, borders and money.
It was all complete bollox.
A con job. |
Yes devolution has been . It promised a lot for Wales, but the result
Crumbling infrastructure
Collapse of Welsh NHS
Welsh economy performance worse than rest of UK.
Education in Wales dire.
No investment outside Cardiff. | |
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| Reform Wales on 20:40 - Feb 22 with 141 views | Kilkennyjack |
Nigel Farage is a loser. | |
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| Reform Wales on 21:58 - Feb 22 with 93 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Reform Wales on 20:40 - Feb 22 by Kilkennyjack |
Nigel Farage is a loser. |
He may be on the verge of something bigger than he's achieved before. I hope not because he's a dangerous clown but UK politics is in such a sad state it feels like a lot of people might do something different.
It'd be a shame if that was vote reform. | | | |
| Reform Wales on 23:06 - Feb 22 with 71 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Reform Wales on 21:58 - Feb 22 by SullutaCreturned |
He may be on the verge of something bigger than he's achieved before. I hope not because he's a dangerous clown but UK politics is in such a sad state it feels like a lot of people might do something different.
It'd be a shame if that was vote reform. |
The stats suggest no breakthrough to date, but i do agree with your assessment.
Especially with the BBC giving Farage air time as per normal. | |
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