| Welsh Water 07:34 - Jan 30 with 2537 views | raynor94 |
Are increasing prices by 27% from April, rising to 40% by 29/30.
The non for profit company who are amongst the worst performing in the UK!
The level of debt on bills is already the highest in the country, this is certainly not going to help |  |
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| Welsh Water on 14:58 - Feb 6 with 241 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Welsh Water on 21:35 - Feb 5 by Kilkennyjack |
Try Google.
Glad you agree in principle though.
Asset stripped and then ignored.
Thats what London did to all its colonies.
Its why the rest of the world kicked them out.
Whats gigurec ?
You now appear to just make up words. |
I tried google and nothing much came up apart from an AI blurb saying nothing much is available so if you are standing by that claim then please provide a link. Otherwise your claim will be disregarded as yet more BS.
Wales is not a colony, it is a member of a political union that Wales has not asked to leave, more made up nonsense.
You should try sitting on a fence, it's the moral high ground compared to your absurd claims. |  | | |
| Welsh Water on 21:15 - Feb 6 with 185 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Welsh Water on 14:58 - Feb 6 by SullutaCreturned |
I tried google and nothing much came up apart from an AI blurb saying nothing much is available so if you are standing by that claim then please provide a link. Otherwise your claim will be disregarded as yet more BS.
Wales is not a colony, it is a member of a political union that Wales has not asked to leave, more made up nonsense.
You should try sitting on a fence, it's the moral high ground compared to your absurd claims. |
Wales never voted to join the English crown.
Wales has never been asked in a referendum if they want to stay under London rule.
I am open to a modern union with 3 member nations, plus the north of Ireland.
But its not currently a modern union.
The benefits are increasingly hard to see.
If Ireland and Scotland exit then that would create the conditions to ask the indy question in Wales.
So not yet. |  |
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| Welsh Water on 11:47 - Feb 7 with 102 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Welsh Water on 21:15 - Feb 6 by Kilkennyjack |
Wales never voted to join the English crown.
Wales has never been asked in a referendum if they want to stay under London rule.
I am open to a modern union with 3 member nations, plus the north of Ireland.
But its not currently a modern union.
The benefits are increasingly hard to see.
If Ireland and Scotland exit then that would create the conditions to ask the indy question in Wales.
So not yet. |
Only 20% of people want independence for Wales. The other sensible 80% want to remain part of the United Kingdom they know the benefits that bring.
Even in Scotland support for independence has fallen to 42% after the mess the SNP have made of Scotland. | |
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| Welsh Water on 14:59 - Feb 7 with 69 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Welsh Water on 21:15 - Feb 6 by Kilkennyjack |
Wales never voted to join the English crown.
Wales has never been asked in a referendum if they want to stay under London rule.
I am open to a modern union with 3 member nations, plus the north of Ireland.
But its not currently a modern union.
The benefits are increasingly hard to see.
If Ireland and Scotland exit then that would create the conditions to ask the indy question in Wales.
So not yet. |
There has never been enough support to warrant that referenda. FAIL.
I can only assume then that your 4 trillion claim was just made up as you don't supply any evidence.
There's a change in tack there, you have always insisted that NI will reunite with the ROI, it's only a matter of time you used to say. You also insisted Scotland would choose independence and thenWales would follow....don't believe that any more I take it?
Now it's "So not yet" and could be, maybe never. | | | |
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