| Cardiff centric again 23:52 - Feb 17 with 627 views | raynor94 |
New train stations part of £14bn UK government rail funding promise, 6 stations in the South East and one in the North East of Wales.
Nothing West of Bridgend yet again |  |
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| Cardiff centric again on 14:06 - Feb 18 with 520 views | max936 |
West of Culverhouse Cross doesn't exist Rayn's and it hasn't for the last 20yrs or more. |  |
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| Cardiff centric again on 14:15 - Feb 18 with 515 views | Demitrius |
The station makeover is also completely uneccessary in my opinion. Just a vanity project for those who can't spend money fast enough.....as long as it's spent in Cardiff of course.
All gone a bit quiet on The Swansea Bay Metro project as well or have I missed something ? [Post edited 18 Feb 14:27]
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| Cardiff centric again on 15:37 - Feb 18 with 451 views | max936 |
That needs to be spent on the on that M4 bypass, perhaps then we'll be able to attract businesses to invest in new projects in Wales. | |
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| Cardiff centric again on 09:55 - Feb 19 with 294 views | Wingstandwood |
| Cardiff centric again on 14:15 - Feb 18 by Demitrius |
The station makeover is also completely uneccessary in my opinion. Just a vanity project for those who can't spend money fast enough.....as long as it's spent in Cardiff of course.
All gone a bit quiet on The Swansea Bay Metro project as well or have I missed something ? [Post edited 18 Feb 14:27]
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Well judging by online comments, this announcement by Labour seems to have had a completely reverse effect with many saying that it would never happen, and with it ending up with another Starmer U turn, or 'plans' being abandoned like the M4 relief road has been anyhow.
The show of contempt for Labour has been rather profound yet again!
And many have noticed the fact (as mentioned on here) that it is (YET AGAIN) all about one area of Wales. It was an intelligence insulting display of disrespect for the rest of Wales from Labour. Yet again!
And even if the rail investment happened? Who can afford to travel by train? Who prefers to travel by train, because once a train has arrived at its destination there is walking or transport often required to get to destination choices after that. So might as well have travelled by car in the first place. [Post edited 19 Feb 10:01]
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| Cardiff centric again on 10:11 - Feb 19 with 264 views | onehunglow |
| Cardiff centric again on 14:06 - Feb 18 by max936 |
West of Culverhouse Cross doesn't exist Rayn's and it hasn't for the last 20yrs or more. |
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Add on another 30 years
Really Culver cross is a defining point
Swansea has always been shat upon |  |
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| Cardiff centric again on 10:46 - Feb 19 with 236 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff centric again on 10:11 - Feb 19 by onehunglow |
Ste
Add on another 30 years
Really Culver cross is a defining point
Swansea has always been shat upon |
It says a lot when Culverhosue Cross has a bigger shopping centre than Swansea .Shat on doesn't begin to cover it . | |
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| Cardiff centric again on 10:53 - Feb 19 with 220 views | Whiterockin |
| Cardiff centric again on 10:46 - Feb 19 by Boundy |
It says a lot when Culverhosue Cross has a bigger shopping centre than Swansea .Shat on doesn't begin to cover it . |
If so many from West Wales didn't go shopping in Cardiff and spending their money there it wouldn't be the case. |  | | |
| Cardiff centric again on 12:12 - Feb 19 with 156 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff centric again on 10:53 - Feb 19 by Whiterockin |
If so many from West Wales didn't go shopping in Cardiff and spending their money there it wouldn't be the case. |
Totally agree, but this has to have been driven by women who ,certainly in my family, cannot or ignore the fact that its because of this obsession with spending money in Cardiff and then blame the fact that there are no shops in Swansea but conveniently forget that the ones which are here are not supported .
I remember IKEA mooting the idea of building a store in Swansea but Cardiff council offered more as incentives so there it went. I cannot believe that all the expansion we see there has been supported via their council tax and it would be interesting to know just how much of Welsh taxpayers money has been used to expand that particular city, I know we as Welsh taxpayers contribute towards the maintenance costs of the barrage equipment in their "bay". | |
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| Cardiff centric again on 17:31 - Feb 19 with 106 views | johnlangy |
| Cardiff centric again on 10:53 - Feb 19 by Whiterockin |
If so many from West Wales didn't go shopping in Cardiff and spending their money there it wouldn't be the case. |
Spot on wr. It baffles me.
If questioned on it they'd say we have to go to Cardiff because there are no decent shops in Swansea. The irony would go right over their heads. | | | |
| Cardiff centric again on 17:38 - Feb 19 with 102 views | onehunglow |
| Cardiff centric again on 17:31 - Feb 19 by johnlangy |
Spot on wr. It baffles me.
If questioned on it they'd say we have to go to Cardiff because there are no decent shops in Swansea. The irony would go right over their heads. |
Back on the day , folk came onto Swansea to shop eat drink and see a show
Great place | |
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| Cardiff centric again on 18:32 - Feb 19 with 83 views | Boundy |
| Cardiff centric again on 17:38 - Feb 19 by onehunglow |
Back on the day , folk came onto Swansea to shop eat drink and see a show
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and still can be a great place ,home is where the heart is and mines truly in Swansea . | |
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| Cardiff centric again on 19:22 - Feb 19 with 60 views | max936 |
| Cardiff centric again on 17:31 - Feb 19 by johnlangy |
Spot on wr. It baffles me.
If questioned on it they'd say we have to go to Cardiff because there are no decent shops in Swansea. The irony would go right over their heads. |
Its the more choices available nice eateries there for a girls day out shopping etc, its always had more, even going back 40/50 yrs ago, Swansea was a great place to live, I grew up there, but left in 1983 when I got married, I'd go back tomorrow, but its not the Swansea it once was, I get it that everywhere changes for better or worse, but still. | |
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