| Today in the Bay 16:50 - Apr 30 with 2667 views | Boundy |
Welsh Labour & Plaid Cymru are voting today to spend £120m on more politicians.
Where would £120m be better spent ? I know of a few far more worthy and important causes |  |
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| Today in the Bay on 16:56 - Apr 30 with 1984 views | Whiterockin |
What time frame is the £120M expenditure over. |  | | |
| Today in the Bay on 18:13 - Apr 30 with 1931 views | Flashberryjack |
| Today in the Bay on 16:56 - Apr 30 by Whiterockin |
What time frame is the £120M expenditure over. |
How long is a piece of string ? |  |
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| Today in the Bay on 18:43 - Apr 30 with 1911 views | raynor94 |
Pay Doctors a decent amount which they deserve.
But no there's going to be another 36 snouts in the trough, you just can't make it up how much more money can they waste |  |
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| Today in the Bay on 18:47 - Apr 30 with 1904 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Today in the Bay on 18:43 - Apr 30 by raynor94 |
Pay Doctors a decent amount which they deserve.
But no there's going to be another 36 snouts in the trough, you just can't make it up how much more money can they waste |
I would wager a lot more. |  |
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| Today in the Bay on 20:23 - Apr 30 with 1843 views | max936 |
They been on about that for about 18months, yet another complete waste of money, jobs being made up to justify the spend.
The Senedd have wasted enough millions without wasting more. |  |
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| Today in the Bay on 20:26 - Apr 30 with 1840 views | Boundy |
| Today in the Bay on 18:43 - Apr 30 by raynor94 |
Pay Doctors a decent amount which they deserve.
But no there's going to be another 36 snouts in the trough, you just can't make it up how much more money can they waste |
Now today in the real world both Morriston & especially Singleton hospitals are closed for business due to a lack of beds.How can anyone condone ,which what they're doing, by voting this disgraceful bunch of Marxist charlatans into power really need to re assess their principles. Some posters moan about Sunaks wife tax avoidance, I really couldn't give a monkeys chuff ,it has no impact on my life whats so ever but this lot are by design determined to drag us even further into poverty. | |
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| Today in the Bay on 20:26 - Apr 30 with 1833 views | max936 |
| Today in the Bay on 18:43 - Apr 30 by raynor94 |
Pay Doctors a decent amount which they deserve.
But no there's going to be another 36 snouts in the trough, you just can't make it up how much more money can they waste |
Mean while Morriston Hospital is a no go zone, A&E is at bursting point, my mate is a Senior Nurse at A&E and he forwarded a post on his Facebook page. [Post edited 30 Apr 21:44]
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| Today in the Bay on 20:58 - Apr 30 with 1806 views | lifelong |
| Today in the Bay on 20:26 - Apr 30 by Boundy |
Now today in the real world both Morriston & especially Singleton hospitals are closed for business due to a lack of beds.How can anyone condone ,which what they're doing, by voting this disgraceful bunch of Marxist charlatans into power really need to re assess their principles. Some posters moan about Sunaks wife tax avoidance, I really couldn't give a monkeys chuff ,it has no impact on my life whats so ever but this lot are by design determined to drag us even further into poverty. |
What about the £585 billion that the wealthy have in offshore accounts thereby avoiding many billions of unpaid tax. That would sort out a few problems in this country, why don’t the Tories go after some of that rather than cutting the benefits of physically and mentally disabled people? |  | | |
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| Today in the Bay on 21:03 - Apr 30 with 1794 views | raynor94 |
| Today in the Bay on 20:58 - Apr 30 by lifelong |
What about the £585 billion that the wealthy have in offshore accounts thereby avoiding many billions of unpaid tax. That would sort out a few problems in this country, why don’t the Tories go after some of that rather than cutting the benefits of physically and mentally disabled people? |
We are talking about the Bay do you agree with adding another 36? | |
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| Today in the Bay on 21:06 - Apr 30 with 1787 views | controversial_jack |
What about the millions saved from brexit that we were promised to go into the NHS? | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 21:09 - Apr 30 with 1787 views | lifelong |
| Today in the Bay on 21:03 - Apr 30 by raynor94 |
We are talking about the Bay do you agree with adding another 36? |
No. [Post edited 30 Apr 21:10]
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| Today in the Bay on 21:15 - Apr 30 with 1766 views | lifelong |
| Today in the Bay on 21:03 - Apr 30 by raynor94 |
We are talking about the Bay do you agree with adding another 36? |
I was replying to Boundy who suggested that a wealthy person not paying tax would have no impact on his life. I am merely suggesting that it could. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 21:20 - Apr 30 with 1750 views | Boundy |
| Today in the Bay on 20:58 - Apr 30 by lifelong |
What about the £585 billion that the wealthy have in offshore accounts thereby avoiding many billions of unpaid tax. That would sort out a few problems in this country, why don’t the Tories go after some of that rather than cutting the benefits of physically and mentally disabled people? |
Yet another whataboutery . what about the critical units , what about the mid 20th century road systems, what about the lack of job opportunity , what about the obscene amounts of money wasted , what about the additional 36 pigs in the trough along with their entourage, what about the disgraceful standard children's education. What about the some of the poorest children living in poverty or the forthcoming rural policies are putting thousands of jobs and their way of life at risk.
ALL of the above is happening in Wales TODAY right now.
Posters like you are the problem , totally oblivious either deliberately or ignorance to what's happening in Wales but have an unerring ability to point the finger at Westminster. How about Labour voters growing a pair and own their continual mistakes in voting this shower into power.
By the way social care including disabled persons is the responsibility of the WAG all of which is another disaster. | |
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| Today in the Bay on 21:26 - Apr 30 with 1734 views | raynor94 |
| Today in the Bay on 21:06 - Apr 30 by controversial_jack |
What about the millions saved from brexit that we were promised to go into the NHS? |
The NHS budget has increased by £350 million a week since 2016 | |
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| Today in the Bay on 21:42 - Apr 30 with 1718 views | lifelong |
| Today in the Bay on 21:20 - Apr 30 by Boundy |
Yet another whataboutery . what about the critical units , what about the mid 20th century road systems, what about the lack of job opportunity , what about the obscene amounts of money wasted , what about the additional 36 pigs in the trough along with their entourage, what about the disgraceful standard children's education. What about the some of the poorest children living in poverty or the forthcoming rural policies are putting thousands of jobs and their way of life at risk.
ALL of the above is happening in Wales TODAY right now.
Posters like you are the problem , totally oblivious either deliberately or ignorance to what's happening in Wales but have an unerring ability to point the finger at Westminster. How about Labour voters growing a pair and own their continual mistakes in voting this shower into power.
By the way social care including disabled persons is the responsibility of the WAG all of which is another disaster. |
Posters like me are the problem?
Why don’t you reply to the situation regarding unpaid taxes rather than put out another insulting post to someone you don’t agree with? | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 22:50 - Apr 30 with 1663 views | Boundy |
| Today in the Bay on 21:42 - Apr 30 by lifelong |
Posters like me are the problem?
Why don’t you reply to the situation regarding unpaid taxes rather than put out another insulting post to someone you don’t agree with? |
I'll tell you what insulting, the fact everything I posted regarding the issues in Wales has been ignored , yet again . My opinion of Welsh Labour voters is not one of goodwill , if that's insulting then that's your problem not mine. As I said anyone who votes for them really is the cause of the problems we have today, all of which I've highlighted in a previous post. | |
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| Today in the Bay on 22:56 - Apr 30 with 1649 views | majorraglan |
| Today in the Bay on 20:26 - Apr 30 by Boundy |
Now today in the real world both Morriston & especially Singleton hospitals are closed for business due to a lack of beds.How can anyone condone ,which what they're doing, by voting this disgraceful bunch of Marxist charlatans into power really need to re assess their principles. Some posters moan about Sunaks wife tax avoidance, I really couldn't give a monkeys chuff ,it has no impact on my life whats so ever but this lot are by design determined to drag us even further into poverty. |
But it’s not just Wales who’s having problems resourcing the NHS, the Conservative MP who defected to Labour last week specifically highlighted resourcing issues with the NHS as his reason for jumping ship. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 23:39 - Apr 30 with 1625 views | majorraglan |
| Today in the Bay on 21:20 - Apr 30 by Boundy |
Yet another whataboutery . what about the critical units , what about the mid 20th century road systems, what about the lack of job opportunity , what about the obscene amounts of money wasted , what about the additional 36 pigs in the trough along with their entourage, what about the disgraceful standard children's education. What about the some of the poorest children living in poverty or the forthcoming rural policies are putting thousands of jobs and their way of life at risk.
ALL of the above is happening in Wales TODAY right now.
Posters like you are the problem , totally oblivious either deliberately or ignorance to what's happening in Wales but have an unerring ability to point the finger at Westminster. How about Labour voters growing a pair and own their continual mistakes in voting this shower into power.
By the way social care including disabled persons is the responsibility of the WAG all of which is another disaster. |
The issue regarding tax isn’t whataboutery because it’s an issue that’s impacting on all of us every day, but it’s been like that for ages and it isn’t going to change regardless of who comes in. Public services in general rely on funding levels and should improve with more investment, but that money isn’t there because of a number of different reasons.
In terms of additional politicians, your are 100%, right we do not need them and the money spent there should be kicked in to touch. I also believe we don’t need 22 local authorities in Wales, we could get rid/ merge a fair number of local authorities and using the savings to consolidate front line services. I had a Labour councillor and my local MP canvassing here recently, I expressed my displeasure at the state of somethings in Wales. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 06:19 - May 1 with 1577 views | Whiterockin |
| Today in the Bay on 22:56 - Apr 30 by majorraglan |
But it’s not just Wales who’s having problems resourcing the NHS, the Conservative MP who defected to Labour last week specifically highlighted resourcing issues with the NHS as his reason for jumping ship. |
Or was he jumping ship because the conservatives will lose power soon. Personally I think if you want to defect there should be a by election. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 09:30 - May 1 with 1537 views | majorraglan |
| Today in the Bay on 06:19 - May 1 by Whiterockin |
Or was he jumping ship because the conservatives will lose power soon. Personally I think if you want to defect there should be a by election. |
There’s no reason for him to jump ship now because of the potential for the conservatives to lose power at the next GE because he’d previously said he wasn’t standing for re-election. In addition to being an MP the guy is a part time doctor in the NHS.
I wouldn’t argue with your point about the by election, that guy Lee Anderson was a Labour politician, then conservative and now he’s a reform MP. Surely if you really believed in something you’d stay loyal to your beliefs. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 10:25 - May 1 with 1492 views | JumpingJackFlash |
| Today in the Bay on 09:30 - May 1 by majorraglan |
There’s no reason for him to jump ship now because of the potential for the conservatives to lose power at the next GE because he’d previously said he wasn’t standing for re-election. In addition to being an MP the guy is a part time doctor in the NHS.
I wouldn’t argue with your point about the by election, that guy Lee Anderson was a Labour politician, then conservative and now he’s a reform MP. Surely if you really believed in something you’d stay loyal to your beliefs. |
I agree but with the caveat that sometimes parties move away from your beliefs. I firmly believe that the problem with the Conservative Party is that, because of Brexit, they ceased to be the party of the centre right and hounded out talented people like Dominic Grieve and Rory Stewart. What was left was the right of the party and people like Truss, Anderson, Braverman, Rees-Mogg, Patel and Badenoch were given positions of power.
It’s no surprise that the lurch to the right has resulted in a collapse in their support. Even worse, many of them think that moving further right is the answer. History tells us that the party holding the centre ground holds power and the Tories have vacated the centre and allowed Starmer to occupy it. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 12:29 - May 1 with 1440 views | raynor94 |
Where on earth are they going to fit the 36 onto the gravy train at the Bay | |
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| Today in the Bay on 13:00 - May 1 with 1397 views | Whiterockin |
| Today in the Bay on 12:29 - May 1 by raynor94 |
Where on earth are they going to fit the 36 onto the gravy train at the Bay |
In the gravy boat. | | | |
| Today in the Bay on 14:48 - May 1 with 1328 views | union_jack |
| Today in the Bay on 13:00 - May 1 by Whiterockin |
In the gravy boat. |
Built at considerable cost by the mugs, I mean the public. |  |
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| Today in the Bay on 15:13 - May 1 with 1299 views | Flashberryjack |
We're gonna need a bigger boat. | |
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