| The Senedd will save us on 18:50 - Jul 6 with 1302 views | DwightYorkeSuperstar |
Over 600,000 (one in every five) people in Wales is on an NHS waiting list.
Yet Welsh Labour Government deem it more important to ban people from parking on pavements and prevent them from driving over 20 miles per hour in residential areas.
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| The Senedd will save us on 20:12 - Jul 6 with 1270 views | onehunglow |
If every car parked on the road,traffic would come to a halt.And it will.
You could park a Bentley on one side of the road and a Ford Truck on the other.
On estates,look around yiu.it’s laughable |  |
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| The Senedd will save us on 20:16 - Jul 6 with 1270 views | pencoedjack |
The way things are going under Welsh labour we will be back to horse & carts rather than cars in the near future. |  | | |
| The Senedd will save us on 20:20 - Jul 6 with 1263 views | onehunglow |
| The Senedd will save us on 20:16 - Jul 6 by pencoedjack |
The way things are going under Welsh labour we will be back to horse & carts rather than cars in the near future. |
Steptoe Rules | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 21:07 - Jul 6 with 1237 views | Flashberryjack |
The road where I live has been 20mph for a couple of years, nobody pays a blind bit of attention to the limit, so unless the Senedd have plans on how to police it, it's complete and utter waste of time, actually, a bit like the senedd itself. |  |
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| The Senedd will save us on 21:12 - Jul 6 with 1234 views | Dr_Winston |
| The Senedd will save us on 21:07 - Jul 6 by Flashberryjack |
The road where I live has been 20mph for a couple of years, nobody pays a blind bit of attention to the limit, so unless the Senedd have plans on how to police it, it's complete and utter waste of time, actually, a bit like the senedd itself. |
Yep.
The only way to enforce it would be to cover every residential road in speed bumps. Let's hope they don't work that out. |  |
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| The Senedd will save us on 21:55 - Jul 6 with 1210 views | Whiterockin |
Electric cars crawling along under 20mph you will not know they are coming. Accidents will increase not decrease. |  | | |
| The Senedd will save us on 21:59 - Jul 6 with 1204 views | Flashberryjack |
| The Senedd will save us on 21:12 - Jul 6 by Dr_Winston |
Yep.
The only way to enforce it would be to cover every residential road in speed bumps. Let's hope they don't work that out. |
Aye, if Boris put up 1ft speed bumps, Drakeford would put 2ft high speed bumps (2 weeks later of course) | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 22:06 - Jul 6 with 1187 views | Boundy |
| The Senedd will save us on 21:12 - Jul 6 by Dr_Winston |
Yep.
The only way to enforce it would be to cover every residential road in speed bumps. Let's hope they don't work that out. |
The M4 West bound from Ynystawe will be the next stretch of the M4 which will nave a reduced speed limit , they just haven't told us yet | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 22:07 - Jul 6 with 1181 views | 73__73 |
| The Senedd will save us on 21:59 - Jul 6 by Flashberryjack |
Aye, if Boris put up 1ft speed bumps, Drakeford would put 2ft high speed bumps (2 weeks later of course) |
Yep, that sums up the way Wales is run these days. I blame the Welsh people for voting for the idiots in the first place | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 22:12 - Jul 6 with 1183 views | Boundy |
The laws the Labour-run administration promises this year are:
A new system will be put in place for post-16 education and training in Wales.
A new agriculture bill will create a new system of farm payments in Wales which "will reward farmers for their response to the climate and nature emergencies as well as supporting them to produce Welsh food in a sustainable way".
The fair work rights of workers will be "ensured by the Social Partnership and Public Procurement Bill" and more socially responsible public procurement.
A bill to enable changes to devolved taxes to respond quickly to unexpected events which could have a significant impact on Welsh revenues.
The first consolidation bill, to make the law in Wales more accessible. It will bring together a mass of very old, complicated legislation relating to listed buildings and the historic environment, to create a single and fully bilingual law which is easy to understand
Basically we're screwed | |
| "In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master." |
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| The Senedd will save us on 22:46 - Jul 6 with 1167 views | majorraglan |
| The Senedd will save us on 22:12 - Jul 6 by Boundy |
The laws the Labour-run administration promises this year are:
A new system will be put in place for post-16 education and training in Wales.
A new agriculture bill will create a new system of farm payments in Wales which "will reward farmers for their response to the climate and nature emergencies as well as supporting them to produce Welsh food in a sustainable way".
The fair work rights of workers will be "ensured by the Social Partnership and Public Procurement Bill" and more socially responsible public procurement.
A bill to enable changes to devolved taxes to respond quickly to unexpected events which could have a significant impact on Welsh revenues.
The first consolidation bill, to make the law in Wales more accessible. It will bring together a mass of very old, complicated legislation relating to listed buildings and the historic environment, to create a single and fully bilingual law which is easy to understand
Basically we're screwed |
There’s a couple of good things in there, I like the idea of having a new system in place for post 16 and training because there’s far too much emphasis on Uni and not enough on vocational options. We need to encourage more children in to apprenticeships instead of going on to Uni and doing duff courses, we also need to up-skill our work force, but there’s stuff I vehemently dislike. 20 mph speed limits on busy walk to school routes and outside schools is fair enough, sustainable farming and socially responsible procurement are good concepts, but there needs to be meat on the bone. I don’t have an issue with tighter legislation on listed buildings as some unscrupulous developers have allowed some really important buildings to deteriorate to ruins so they can do other things with them. A blanket 20mph limit is ridiculous. I can’t see the cops buying in to wide scale enforcement as they don’t have enough staff do deal with the more serious issues and am not keen on the taxes stuff. | | | |
| The Senedd will save us on 07:03 - Jul 7 with 1093 views | Kilkennyjack |
| The Senedd will save us on 22:12 - Jul 6 by Boundy |
The laws the Labour-run administration promises this year are:
A new system will be put in place for post-16 education and training in Wales.
A new agriculture bill will create a new system of farm payments in Wales which "will reward farmers for their response to the climate and nature emergencies as well as supporting them to produce Welsh food in a sustainable way".
The fair work rights of workers will be "ensured by the Social Partnership and Public Procurement Bill" and more socially responsible public procurement.
A bill to enable changes to devolved taxes to respond quickly to unexpected events which could have a significant impact on Welsh revenues.
The first consolidation bill, to make the law in Wales more accessible. It will bring together a mass of very old, complicated legislation relating to listed buildings and the historic environment, to create a single and fully bilingual law which is easy to understand
Basically we're screwed |
Well done to Drakers for seeking to fulfill his promises which the people of Wales recently voted for.
Now onto not doing what Johnson is doing to England whilst Covid rates surge.
They will have modelled keeping things as today, and they will have modelled the extra deaths caused by unlocking whilst the Covid rates surge. They know the number of extra lives to be lost. What is that number ?
Is it up to Johnson to decide its a price worth paying ?
What about the unvaccinated - young and old ?
The indian variant is down to Johnson himself.
The man is a monster. |  |
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| The Senedd will save us on 08:23 - Jul 7 with 1075 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| The Senedd will save us on 22:12 - Jul 6 by Boundy |
The laws the Labour-run administration promises this year are:
A new system will be put in place for post-16 education and training in Wales.
A new agriculture bill will create a new system of farm payments in Wales which "will reward farmers for their response to the climate and nature emergencies as well as supporting them to produce Welsh food in a sustainable way".
The fair work rights of workers will be "ensured by the Social Partnership and Public Procurement Bill" and more socially responsible public procurement.
A bill to enable changes to devolved taxes to respond quickly to unexpected events which could have a significant impact on Welsh revenues.
The first consolidation bill, to make the law in Wales more accessible. It will bring together a mass of very old, complicated legislation relating to listed buildings and the historic environment, to create a single and fully bilingual law which is easy to understand
Basically we're screwed |
Anything to help the economy? |  |
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| The Senedd will save us on 08:35 - Jul 7 with 1061 views | Whiterockin |
| The Senedd will save us on 07:03 - Jul 7 by Kilkennyjack |
Well done to Drakers for seeking to fulfill his promises which the people of Wales recently voted for.
Now onto not doing what Johnson is doing to England whilst Covid rates surge.
They will have modelled keeping things as today, and they will have modelled the extra deaths caused by unlocking whilst the Covid rates surge. They know the number of extra lives to be lost. What is that number ?
Is it up to Johnson to decide its a price worth paying ?
What about the unvaccinated - young and old ?
The indian variant is down to Johnson himself.
The man is a monster. |
Why not post that on the relevant thread or just attention seeking as normal. | | | |
| The Senedd will save us on 09:40 - Jul 7 with 1019 views | Catullus |
The 20mph speed limit, enforcement will be impossible and they can't put speed bumps everywhere for 2, maybe 3 good reasons, it would cost many millions, it would cause massive disruption and though N.I.C.E disagrees other experts believe speed bumps cause increased pollution.
The taxes thing caught my eye. It's a typical political trick to bring in new taxes by stealth, they tell us it won't cost us that much but these taxes rise and rise, like fuel duty which is now 57.95p per litre plus 20.7p VAT so over 78p per litre is taxes. As soon as they think it's safe the Senedd will increase our tax bill, some way, somehow. Not that I object to paying more tax per se but I am concerned about how they will spend our money. | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 09:41 - Jul 7 with 1019 views | Boundy |
| The Senedd will save us on 08:23 - Jul 7 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Anything to help the economy? |
All I can add is God help the taxpayer , tax raises to fill the shortfall in what ever grand scheme the incompetents in Cardiff dream up , currently spending 6 million on a 1 mile long cycle track ( no financial aid from WAG , yes ok I believe it ) more speed cameras to slow down an already contracting economy . | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 09:56 - Jul 7 with 1006 views | Catullus |
| The Senedd will save us on 09:41 - Jul 7 by Boundy |
All I can add is God help the taxpayer , tax raises to fill the shortfall in what ever grand scheme the incompetents in Cardiff dream up , currently spending 6 million on a 1 mile long cycle track ( no financial aid from WAG , yes ok I believe it ) more speed cameras to slow down an already contracting economy . |
These cycle tracks, plenty of people might use them when the weather is good but this is Wales! 6 million for 1 mile does seem very excessive.
I think of the Promenade, in the nice weather is chock full of pedestriand and cyclists,both vying for room, cyclists often going way too fast on narrow sections. But come the wet weather it's deadly quiet, mostly only those with no other choice walk very far along it. Only the most comitted cyclists use it. Us fair weather types get back in our cars or on the bus. | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 10:17 - Jul 7 with 993 views | onehunglow |
| The Senedd will save us on 09:56 - Jul 7 by Catullus |
These cycle tracks, plenty of people might use them when the weather is good but this is Wales! 6 million for 1 mile does seem very excessive.
I think of the Promenade, in the nice weather is chock full of pedestriand and cyclists,both vying for room, cyclists often going way too fast on narrow sections. But come the wet weather it's deadly quiet, mostly only those with no other choice walk very far along it. Only the most comitted cyclists use it. Us fair weather types get back in our cars or on the bus. |
Our culture has to change.our attitude to cyclists for a start.
We are an obese nation that is bone idle. | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 10:22 - Jul 7 with 984 views | Catullus |
| The Senedd will save us on 10:17 - Jul 7 by onehunglow |
Our culture has to change.our attitude to cyclists for a start.
We are an obese nation that is bone idle. |
Hey, maybe some cyclists should have a better attitude to pedestrians! | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 15:23 - Jul 7 with 939 views | Flashberryjack |
| The Senedd will save us on 10:22 - Jul 7 by Catullus |
Hey, maybe some cyclists should have a better attitude to pedestrians! |
And to all other road users. | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 15:52 - Jul 7 with 924 views | BarrySwan |
| The Senedd will save us on 22:07 - Jul 6 by 73__73 |
Yep, that sums up the way Wales is run these days. I blame the Welsh people for voting for the idiots in the first place |
Well don't........ just blame those voting labour.
Mind you the Cons are almost as bad and the nats unelectable so there's not much choice really. | | | |
| The Senedd will save us on 16:25 - Jul 7 with 908 views | onehunglow |
| The Senedd will save us on 10:22 - Jul 7 by Catullus |
Hey, maybe some cyclists should have a better attitude to pedestrians! |
Indeed. | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 16:44 - Jul 7 with 893 views | Kilkennyjack |
| The Senedd will save us on 08:35 - Jul 7 by Whiterockin |
Why not post that on the relevant thread or just attention seeking as normal. |
So sorry, i will be sure to check first with you next time …..🇩🇰 | |
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| The Senedd will save us on 23:21 - Jul 7 with 841 views | felixstowe_jack |
| The Senedd will save us on 07:03 - Jul 7 by Kilkennyjack |
Well done to Drakers for seeking to fulfill his promises which the people of Wales recently voted for.
Now onto not doing what Johnson is doing to England whilst Covid rates surge.
They will have modelled keeping things as today, and they will have modelled the extra deaths caused by unlocking whilst the Covid rates surge. They know the number of extra lives to be lost. What is that number ?
Is it up to Johnson to decide its a price worth paying ?
What about the unvaccinated - young and old ?
The indian variant is down to Johnson himself.
The man is a monster. |
It is called the Indian variant and is spreading through Europe. The clue is in the name. | |
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