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The brand new disability respite centre at Bron Y Nant has opened its doors to service users. This purpose built development will help boost the care and support available for people in Conwy who have disabilities
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Journalists must follow the facts to hard conclusions, jury still out on hard conclusions on Brexit, journalists and historians will reach final conclusions as will the public, academics will help to adjudicate I voted leave to the chagrin of some, so let’s get that out of way…
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Last week, our gritting fleet:
⏰ Operated vehicles for 644 hours
🗺️ Travelled 11,146 miles (both gritting and ploughing)
🧂 Applied 1142 tonnes of salt
Follow graeanCONWYgrit on Twitter for daily updates.
It’s great to make the first steps on this new stretch of the journey with those who attended, the sign posts to where we go next are exciting and appropriately challenging, thank you to everyone who made it happen…..go well…..
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We are proud that people from all over Conwy want to help the people of Ukraine.
We’ve put together information for sponsors and guests on our website at 👉 bit.ly/3Na8wrV
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Calling Conwy Young Carers/Galw Gofalwyr Ifanc Conwy!
Join us for a FREE fun-filled Well Arty Workshop in August delivered by local artist @ellystrigner
Spaces are limited so book your place by scanning the code or heading over to rb.gy/pwsg7q
What will you create?
Retain public access to the woods now under Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust Ownership - Sign the Petition! chng.it/vs5ysJC4 via @UKChange
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No caption needed. #WelshLabourConference2022
Support is welcomed BUT no priority for Gypsy,Roma and Travellers in Cooperation Agreement with Labour Welsh Government political support required for private or local authority residential, transit or stopping off sites,only Mark Isherwood MS in north of Wales active support…
The levelling-up white paper is a necessary call to arms | Financial Times A more balanced perspective of what might be possible, not sure the Welsh Government is on the same page yet…. ft.com/content/19c28c15-cd88…
Labour have been in power in Welsh Government with either Lib Dems or Plaid for over 20 years, they have never prioritised this concern, there recent collaboration agreement with Plaid does not prioritise this issue either….
A new report has found that around £9 in every £100 spent in hospitals are as a result of continued health inequalities, amounting in Wales to around a third of a billion pounds.nation.cymru/news/tackling-i…
Drakeford continues to lose the plot…..in some countries you only self isolate for five days….what is, is but you despair the paternalistic and authoritarian messaging…
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There are two immensely frustrating and annoying issues with Mark Drakeford's latest press conference and announcement.
Namely, a lack of data and misleading statements.
Let me explain:
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Neil Oliver: Governments amount to hundreds, while we amount to millions - they are few and we are many
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🗳️ May's Senedd Elections turnout was just 46.6%, compared to 63.5% in May's Scottish Elections and 67.3% in the UK General Election in 2019.
🇬🇧 Welsh Government need to work with our fellow UK counterparts to understand why turnout for Senedd Elections are so much lower.
So much to discuss in The Co-operation Agreement. Is a “free”school meal for every Primary School Child a public good. A public good is both non-excludable and non-rivalrous.For such goods,users cannot be barred from accessing or using them for failing to pay for them.
Where is the Welsh Labour and Plaid Cymru deal published? @WelshGovernment
Second jobs: Voters decide if MPs have right priorities, says Dominic Raab - BBC NewsThe voters are always the arbiters,many registered voters are ambivalent about many things that is why election results are often a surprise to even the most well informed bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-5…
















