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The Senedd has spent relatively small sums supporting the poorest of the poor in Uganda with £250k last year. It is green charity and good PR for brochures and websites. I think it was agreed when agreeing the budget a few years back as a bargaining chip to approve the budget.
Anti Senedd people have made hay over this unfairly and people who gave no sense of value have complained bitterly over it. The £250k should gave gone to the NHS even some silky people suggesting fraud.
I gave argued that it is OK as it is tiny but probably better spent in Wales.
I was pleased to see the Senedd supporting restoring ancient forests in Wales too.
Why not tell us how much taxpayers money has been spent on the Mbale Trees project since 2010 , and why not comment on our ex First Minister Carwen Jones who happens to be a director that particular charity .
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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The Senedd and trees on 21:27 - Nov 30 with 348 views
Why not tell us how much taxpayers money has been spent on the Mbale Trees project since 2010 , and why not comment on our ex First Minister Carwen Jones who happens to be a director that particular charity .
I’ve just googled it and it’s £270k per year. No idea about Carwyn Jones.
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The Senedd and trees on 21:53 - Nov 30 with 299 views
The Senedd and trees on 21:31 - Nov 30 by majorraglan
I’ve just googled it and it’s £270k per year. No idea about Carwyn Jones.
I will update and edit my comment about Carwyn Jones , he resigned from "The Size Of Wales" the charity which runs the tree planting programme in Uganda in September this year.
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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