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Was this the guy who was going to build a factory for his Grenadier vehicles in Bridgend and then switched production to France? Yeah, right patriot.

‘If’ won’t happen. Cymru am Byth!

Edrychaf ymlaen at ei weld yna. Rhys, oes ‘na unrhyw crysau T Yr Anrhefn i brynnu unrhywle? Bydda i’n mynd i weld y Sex Pistols yn Nghastell Caerdydd ym mis Awst a ‘swn i’n reali hoffi dod o hyd i un i wisgo.

Good news for the people of Manchester and Birmingham. The Westminster Government will no doubt classify it an ‘England and Wales project’, so as with HS2, us folk in Wales will end up paying towards it.

Mae Grabbity gyda syniadau eraill 😁

Trying to be humorous from a position of ignorance doesn’t work. Says more about her, than it does about us.
Cer o ‘ma!

Ah, Llanfair ym Muallt 😎

I was eventually able to discover that he went to the 23rd Division and most likely the 102nd Brigade. He served with them through to the end of the war. (3/3)

Unfortunately his records had been partially destroyed, so we knew that he’d left his original unit at the end of 1916, but didn’t know where he went. Fortunately I had some of my grandmother’s postcards, which provided some leads. (2/3)

My grandfather was a case in point. Enrolled in 1914 with the RFA (93rd Brigade of the 20th Light Division) and ended up in a totally different Division. You researched his official records for me originally Chris, back in 2012 (1/3)

Can you imagine how Reform UK would react if a Welsh leader of any other party had been sentenced for 10 years for taking bribes?

Nathan Gill once said he "would never apologise for being patriotic".

Tbf he never said to which country...

A quick word in praise of our wonderful NHS. Fell and stubbed my finger last night. Couldn’t move it this morning so visited A&E in Cardiff. Had a consultation, x-ray and splint fitted for a ruptured tendon, all within 25 minutes of arrival and all free. Thank you #NHS ❤️

Phil-osophy
They say that a double negative equals a positive. So if I forget that I have a poor memory, does that mean I have a good memory? 🤔

Dw i’n ffeindio bod hyn yn wir yn gyffridinol, nid jest parthed i cyfrifon Cymraeg. Fe adawais i Twitter y llynedd wedi 10 mlynedd. Dwi wedi bod a Bsky am llai na blwyddyn. Fe fydd e’n cymryd amser i ddod o hyd i bobl.

Ledbury, Syr Henffordd. Dre bach hynnod o ddiddorol a pert.

Stunning! Is that The Groe on the left?

Another cringeworthy online ad. Cardiff’s not there mate, that’s a map of English regions. Block, block, block.

It never ceases to amaze me the level of prejudice amongst some Welsh people towards their own language. Had a meal today with some ‘old friends’ who spouted all sorts of nonsense on the subject…

…they possibly feel some inadequacy, but rather than doing something positive, like improving their language skills, they choose to dismiss and deride. Good thing there are many more who do not think that way. #YmaOHyd

Keith Moon was priceless

Dear Daily Mirror, fixed it for you. You’re welcome.

150k marchers is a lot of people. But I’m old enough to remember this.

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Another laughable ad on my timeline. I doubt this house is in Cardiff, or even in the UK for that matter. Happy to be corrected, but in the meantime its a BLOCK from me.

Another laughable ad on my Google timeline. I doubt this house is in Cardiff as implied, or even in the UK for that matter. Happy to be corrected, but in the meantime its a BLOCK from me.

Alan Kurdi, dead on a beach

It is very nearly the tenth anniversary of that brief moment when, for 2 or 3 days, British newspapers remembered refugees are desperate human beings who need our help, rather than scum that it's okay to threaten with violence.

Why do some businesses persist in posting stupid ads like this? Would anyone ever click on this? I don’t get it.

Turns out the 20mph limit was great idea! Two years on from the controversial policy, it's becoming increasingly clear that the doubters were wrong

I thinks weeks newsletter I breakdown why the data suggests that the 20mph limit in Wales wales actually an amazing idea.

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Followed the lead by Welsh Government, which introduced a 5p charge on single use plastic bags in 2011.

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Green energy is good in principle, but it can’t be done at the expense of local communities. This scheme resembles the great reservoir land grab of 130 years ago, when outside organisations came into Mid-Wales and helped themselves to its natural resources leaving no benefit to the local community.