@CristianaEmsley According to Zia Yusuf and Robert Jenrick members of Reform will be solely focussed on issues that concern and are in the best interests of Britain. So why do decisions taken by the Spanish government concern you?
@NationCymru If Jane Dodds is so concerned about ensuring the best provision of NHS services possible, why then did she along with senedd members from Reform, the Conservatives and Labour refuse the recent supplementary budget? A budget that included £145M additional funding for the NHS?
@ChazzerEvans If you are talking about Independence for Wales - again I am not aware that anyone seeking better and equal status for Wales include a demand for a Welsh only Wales, but rather the opportunity to thrive. As usual, you assertions bear no relation to the facts!
@ChazzerEvans I thought you and Reform were opposed to the idea of mass migration? And yet here you are promoting it as a means to deny the people of Wales their rights. It is possible to develop Wales in many ways all at the same time you know Chaz!
@policylaila If integration, respect and understanding of culture is the aim - why therefore are your Reform colleagues in Wales so opposed to the ‘Nation of Sanctuary’ which is designed to do the very thing you say needs to happen? Please enlighten us?
@ChazzerEvans @PlaidExposed The point I made was in response to your concerns about NHS waiting lists! £100K is in relative terms a drop in the ocean- it is a well known fact that bilingualism (or indeed multilingualism) expands people’s life chances - so yes very good use of money promoting Welsh in Wales!
@ChazzerEvans @PlaidExposed Reform say they are ‘for the people of Wales’ - as long as that doesn’t include promoting it’s language and heritage; as long as it doesn’t include promoting the virtues of Wales on the World stage. Those in power in Wales need to protect those differences.
@LlyrPowell If you are so worried about the NHS, schools etc why did you deny the people of Wales millions of extra funding in the supplementary budget?? Not so worried about Welsh citizens but more about continuing to promote divisive, inaccurate Reform rhetoric!
@RUKWales@Cai_ParryJones Denying children with additional needs from £40M recurring guaranteed funding ; people who are on the NHS waiting lists from £145M; families who are struggling with the cost of living from £55M towards progressing a free childcare offer? Hardly something to be proud of Cai!
@RUKWales Reform have a big part to play by denying the NHS £145M of additional funding by voting against the recent budget. It also shows Reform could not be trusted with government if you really think 26 years of mismanagement by Labour can be turned around in 11 weeks! really!!!
@pritipatel it would begin formal negotiations with Mauritius over sovereignty. The announcement was made by Conservative Foreign Secretary James Cleverly.
@pritipatel You seem to have a very short memory around the facts.
The significant change in approach in relation to the Chagos Islands came about in November 2022, when the Conservative government led by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (following discussions initiated under Liz Truss) announced
@RUKWales@JamesEvansMS No Plaid’s priorities was to give £145M additional funding to the NHS which you along with Labour and the Conservatives recklessly threw away by refusing the supplementary budget. Once again showing you do not speak in the best interests of the people of Wales.
@RUKWales If you are so co concerned about NHS waiting lusts why did you vote against the £145M extra funding in yesterday’s budget? It seems that it is Reform along with Conservatives, Welsh Labour abd the Lib Dems who are against the best interests of the people if Wales!
@NigelWReform Wel then, maybe you should have voted in favour of the £145M extra funding for the NHS in yesterday’s spring budget. Funding designed to help the situation! I look forward to seeing how you explain that to your constituents.