@WGTransport@transport_wales@tfwrail@TravelineCymru@TrafficWalesS Given the posts from Cardiff's various public transport services over the last two days, and the comments about how stuck people have got from trying to use them (huge bus delays, last train at 10pm, etc), have Cardiff bus and TFW done their homework?
@PaulMathUn @AgitChevis The problem is, Welsh people aren't getting a say. They voted for an M4 relief road in the manifesto that got Drakeford elected, it was cancelled. 20mph petition ignored. Banned from buying kids clothes during C19, basic services neglected, yet money freely spent on pet projects
@sainsburys@WelshGovernment Which of you is going to own up to why this is subject to the Wales Minimum alcohol pricing policy and had to go through the till at higher than the advertised price?
@RajanBarot24@KirstieMAllsopp Housing isn't wealth if it's the only home you've got because you can't just get rid of it and cash in. You need a home. Stamp duty should be on second, third, etc. homes only
@clarkeyow Re: your story on Wales NHS waiting times. Hopefully you're going to add that one of the tactics used to reduce the stat is to take people off lists (claiming they lost the record) then re-add them as new? Happened twice to our child, who's now been waiting 5yrs!
@GoSafeCymru Isn't there something ironic about riding through red barriers & parking where anyone else would be fined, to hide your bike to enforce 20mph on a road without houses in the name of 'safety'?
@WillHayCardiff As I said to you in your last post, both plants made totally different products. Port Talbot is more consumer focused (packaging, white goods, cars), Scunthorpe makes steel for construction, wind turbines and warships. All steels are not the same.
@WillHayCardiff Might as well have written the question as 'Would you prefer to pay, or have someone else pay?' I'd use the word Obvious rather than Interesting to describe it.
@Adrian1Robson@JayneCowan@oliverwowen Why not make drop in sessions accessible to everyone - especially those who are always discriminated against but never supported. They don't have a colour on a flag, they're too busy working in jobs!
@Jeremy_Miles I didn't think you had an answer, because this isn't about improving health, is it - have people started drinking more healthily since minimum alcohol pricing? It's simply another tax. Stop lying!!
@Jeremy_Miles Can you explain how increasing the price of unhealthy food achieves any of this, which can surely only be achieved by actually making healthy food cheaper and more available??
@JacotheNorth You say big dent, but the reduction she quotes is about her smallest measurable reduction possible. Ask her how long at that current rate we'll be paying for this to bring down waiting lists to where there were before our 3 most recent FMs held the health role.
@benjyminty For completeness, if you tried to use that excuse, the police you're complaining to would remind you that the lampposts are the indicator of 20mph, and the sign is only valid if there's a repeater within 200m. This is the BS we have had to put up with that makes us lol at safety.
@benjyminty Sorry, you're wrong. Despite the whole change having been 'planned', the council were using the excuse that they hadn't had enough time to change the signs, yet the speed limit was very definitely 20, and you would be prosecuted for doing more than 26. Confusing isn't it?