Swansea would vote remain now. 11:16 - Aug 14 with 818 views | trampie |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 11:25 - Aug 14 with 800 views | omarjack | "Anti-EU stronghold"? 48.5% voted Remain the 1st time around..hardly a "stronghold for Brexit" 2-3% of people changing their votes and we'd have voted Remain..no big deal | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 12:09 - Aug 14 with 763 views | trampie | I heard that in Swansea East the Remain vote has risen from 37.9% to 50.7%. If I recall correctly the Brexit vote was done on council areas and not constituencies. [Post edited 14 Aug 2018 12:33]
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 12:52 - Aug 14 with 711 views | trampie | Wales is for Remain now, Swansea East has one of the biggest swings in the UK from Leave to Remain, the Rhondda is another one with a big swing from Leave to Remain, there is only 40 constituencies in Wales 14 of them would now switch, some of which were for Remain but apparently a huge percentage of them would now go over to the Remain side . [Post edited 14 Aug 2018 12:54]
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 12:54 - Aug 14 with 706 views | Highjack | This has already been debunked in another thread trampie, we were discussing this hand on cock grinning weasel the other day. | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:26 - Aug 14 with 663 views | felixstowe_jack |
Swansea would vote remain now. on 12:52 - Aug 14 by trampie | Wales is for Remain now, Swansea East has one of the biggest swings in the UK from Leave to Remain, the Rhondda is another one with a big swing from Leave to Remain, there is only 40 constituencies in Wales 14 of them would now switch, some of which were for Remain but apparently a huge percentage of them would now go over to the Remain side . [Post edited 14 Aug 2018 12:54]
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I did not notice there had been a second referendum how do you know how Wales would vote. | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:27 - Aug 14 with 661 views | trampie | Just been reading comments about the poll and commentators noting that because of poll findings regarding Wales combined with what Scotland and Northern Ireland voted that it puts even more pressure on the union. | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:37 - Aug 14 with 649 views | felixstowe_jack | Does it? I think the people of the UK will welcome the latest employment news. A reduction in 74,000 of people from the EU working in the UK at the same time as a 60,000 fall in unemployed. This means an EXTRA 134,000 British found jobs. British jobs for British people. | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:45 - Aug 14 with 640 views | trampie | Race to the bottom, zero hour contracts, minimum wage, in work poverty, cant afford a house, things are grim. | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:51 - Aug 14 with 632 views | felixstowe_jack | Wrong again There were 780,000 people (not seasonally adjusted) in employment on “zero-hours contracts” in their main job, 104,000 fewer than for a year earlier. 104,000 have moved from zero hour contracts to full time working | |
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Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:57 - Aug 14 with 622 views | trampie |
Swansea would vote remain now. on 13:51 - Aug 14 by felixstowe_jack | Wrong again There were 780,000 people (not seasonally adjusted) in employment on “zero-hours contracts” in their main job, 104,000 fewer than for a year earlier. 104,000 have moved from zero hour contracts to full time working |
You seem to miss the fact that there are currently over 3/4 of a million people are on zero hour contracts. [Post edited 14 Aug 2018 14:09]
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