Cyffin Thomas

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏳️‍🌈 | He/Him

[Gabriel 𑁍 @vodimtenigranku]

Swedish elections EXIT POLL is the best thing this planet, i'm crying 😭

[Alex Foster @f0steralex]

The ‘I’m voting Stephen’ play to get a 2-1-1 Faraaz banishment was the biggest brain thing we’ve ever seen on #TheTraitors. Absolute genius move. And she’s been so so good throughout the series. Harry as best ever traitor totally dethroned

[Wales FSB Cymru @FSB_Wales]

Review of business rates in Wales!

📢Share your opinions on the current system + how it can be improved via a series of online focus groups.

This is part of a Welsh Government commissioned review by Alma Economics.

Expression of interest form: https://t.co/FmetLdbV4X

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@CadiGwynEdwards @GMB @ITVWales Wow llongyfs Cadi!! Hynny'n huge!

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@Kiera__Marshall Llongyfarchiadau!

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@bpj1499 hahahaha you owe me a pint ;)

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@bpj1499 Ooh interesting - had assumed he'd go within 2 months tbh!

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@elizacastell_ @DannyBeales llongyfarchiadau Liz!

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@bpj1499 Do you think he'll make it to 2026?

[Urdd Gobaith Cymru @Urdd]

Pwy wisgodd hi orau? 👀 #CardiffTSTheErasTour

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

Mwynhau hwn!

[Vaughan Roderick @VaughanRoderick]

Bant a ni.
https://t.co/0707n675yh

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@SamBlaxland @GeraintLThomas @pjsloman

[#RugbyToulon @rugbytoulon_]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Congratulations on an exceptional International career, Dan!!

Wales have been better for your inclusion, and World Rugby was lucky to see you grace the top stage.

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@max_parry9 genuinely think this tweet has a target audience of literally just you hahaa

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

mae "caernarfonshire" yn edrych lot fel ceredigion dyddie 'ma!

[Will Hayward @WillHayCardiff]

People are crapping all over the plans to change Wales' speed limits to 20mph instead of 30mph.

There is a lot of noise about it but having looked at the evidence I believe this is actually a really good bit of policy.

Let me explain.

[Thread]

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@bpj1499 looks divine - hope you're enjoying!

[Minty’s Gig Guide 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ @MintysGigGuide]

🚂✈️🚗🚜🛵⛵️🚁🛸🚶

Number of Music Tourists travelling to Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

2019: 363,000
2023: 510,000 ⬆️

💰💰💰💰💰 Amount generated as a result of this Music Tourism 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

2019: £124 million
2023: £212 million ⬆️

👉 (bearing in mind we’re in the butt end of a Pandemic AND a Cost of Living Crisis)

THAT IS GROWTH! 📈📈📈

WALES IS ON THE RISE. ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
MAE CYMRU YN SYMUD I FYNY! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️

(source: @UK_Music)

[Cyffin Thomas @Cyffin_Thomas]

@hef4caerphilly @JeremyBrookman2 @Plaid_Cymru What aspects of the cooperation agreement - that can raise the sort of money this would cost - would you like to cut?

[Alma Economics @almaeconomics]

[English below]

Heddiw, cyhoeddodd Pwyllgor Llywodraeth Leol a Thai y Senedd yr adroddiad 'Yr Hawl i Gael Tai Digonol', sy'n dyfynnu ymchwil gan Alma Economics.

Mae’r adroddiad yn trafod y posibilrwydd o ymgorffori’r hawl i dai digonol yng nghyfraith Cymru, a’r heriau y mae angen eu goresgyn cyn y gellir gweithredu hyn yn effeithiol. Mae gwaith y Pwyllgor yn defnyddio ymchwil a gynhaliwyd gennym y llynedd a gomisiynwyd gan yr ymgyrch Cefnogi'r Bill.

Ymddangosodd Lawrence Newland, Cyfarwyddwr yn Alma Economics, ac Uwch Economegydd Maria Liapi hefyd o flaen y pwyllgor ym mis Mawrth i ateb cwestiynau ar ein darganfyddiadau.

Mae’r adroddiad newydd yn dyfynnu ein hamcangyfrifon o fanteision posibl, fel arbedion i GIG Cymru a’r system cyfiawnder troseddol, yn ogystal â chynnydd sylweddol mewn llesiant. Mae’n dyfynnu ein dadansoddiad cost a budd, lle daethom i’r casgliad y byddai buddion gwerth £11.5 biliwn i’r pwrs cyhoeddus dros gyfnod o 30 mlynedd o’u cymharu â chostau cyffredinol o £5 biliwn.

Mae'r adroddiad llawn gan Bwyllgor Llywodraeth Leol a Thai y Senedd ar gael yma: https://t.co/DmFwLVEVJe

Gallwch ddarllen ein hymchwil ar y pwnc yma: https://t.co/P0msI3jaVe

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Today, the Welsh Parliament’s Local Government and Housing Committee published the report ‘The Right to Adequate Housing’, citing research conducted by Alma Economics.

The report discusses the possibility of enshrining the right to adequate housing in Welsh law, and the challenges that need to be overcome before this can be implemented effectively. The Committee’s work draws on relevant research we carried out last year commissioned by the Back the Bill campaign.

Lawrence Newland, a Director at Alma Economics and Senior Economist Maria Liapi also appeared before the committee in March to answer questions on our findings.

The new report cites our estimates of potential benefits, such as savings to NHS Wales and the criminal justice system, as well as a substantial increase in well-being. It cites our cost-benefit analysis, in which we concluded that over a period of 30 years there would be benefits to the public purse worth £11.5 billion against overall costs of £5 billion.

The full report by the Welsh Parliament Local Government and Housing Committee can be found here: https://t.co/psAz8c8OVA

Our research on the topic can be read here: https://t.co/P0msI3jaVe

#cymru #taipawb #chartedinstituteofhousing #sheltercymru #housing #righttoadequatehousing