Put rail lines and stations everywhere, when there isn't enough commercial demand in a country where most need a car to get to the station anyway.
You'll love it.
Class for Wales, just what we need. – at Swansea, Wales
This could destroy Wales, but we'll build Metro infrastructure and fell trees because we like it.
Imagine the outrage if a new road anywhere requires tree felling, they would go bezerk. – at Swansea, Wales
All we need to do is spend more on his shitty projects (billions more) and give up our cars and it will all be fine
He doesn't like cars, so none of us can like cars
Remember, this is why the Labour government starting making terrible decisions, lobbying from people like this
Newport isn't allowed a relief road because I don't like it, but a South Wales Metro is in everyone's interest because it fits my agenda.
Shut the fuck up and build the road, you can cry on all the buses and trains you want.
Sick of the influence these people have. – at Swansea, Wales
Anthony Slaughter and RT Davies have joined in communion. Unbelievable scenes.
Underground cables, not pylons, should be the default option for new electricity lines.
As a conservative, protecting our beautiful natural landscapes is deeply important to me.
We need a modern electricity network, but communities should not have to accept eyesores when less intrusive alternatives are available.
Nobody should want the a whole chamber to be anything other that elected. Only Iran has something similar.
The House of Lords should have been democratised decades ago and it's just a leftover from a feudal past, and to a lesser extent when the mercantile class had huge power. – at Swansea, Wales
Mark is making points I agree with.
Excellent - and scathing - from @MarkDrakeford on Plaid Cymru's broken promise on Council Tax reforms.
There are already winners and losers in the system, and currently those who lose out are those least able to afford to do so.
Why would anyone in Newport give a shit about the South Wales Metro?
Please check your unhinged ego. – at Swansea, Wales
This is the second time I've seen him spreading lies in 24 hours. Can see why he's blocked me.
The M4 relief road already had funding in place via an interest free loan. It had nothing to do with the Welsh budgets affordability for the SW Metro or HotV road. – at Swansea, Wales
In fairness, if members of the Senedd Commission got upset about seeing MSs, are they really in the right job?
It's like a zoo worker being upset over seeing animals.
The M4 relief road. – at Swansea, Wales
Labour are probably begging Mike to stop talking to anyone and just hoping he sits in office.
Just like we can't allow extreme right wing views to be pushed by political outlets via their news channels, there is also a responsibility for news organisations like Nation Cymru to not be allowed to fan the flames of extreme and ill informed opinions on the left. – at Swansea, Wales
Nation Cymru can't even perform the basics of journalism, are lying twats and won't apologise for flase information edition. – at Swansea, Wales
Replying to @NationCymru
He was actually Lord Mayor of Swansea in 2010-11. He was never scheduled to take up the post again in 2013. It was in 2007 that he was prevented from progressing for Deputy to Lord Mayor.









