Cymro, Nerd, Taking every day as it comes. Audiobook enthusiast. Dwy ieithog ac yn falch. Cardiff Uni Grad. YesCymru. All views my own. INFP-T, Glazers out.
And speaking of 41 books… here’s my year in books! Particular favourites were @BrandSanderson The Lost Metal & Elantris, @BrianTMcClellan In the Shadow of Lightning and @Ben_Aaronovitch Amongst Our Weapons! https://t.co/ITsxpgDjbd
I’m all styled up and ready for a goatwalk this sunday 🎉 And as a gentlegoat - the older, the more stylish! My inauguration kicks off on sunday at 4 PM, swedish time! Remember that bags are not allowed in front of the stage. You can watch it live at the link in bio!
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Whilst many tune into watch England in the #EURO2024 final, watching in hope and anticipation, remember many women and children will be watching for different reasons…
Domestic abuse increases by 26% when England win or draw and by 38% after a defeat at a major tournament.
Turnout plummets in Wales.
Below is the turnout across Welsh constituencies from highest to lowest.
For context in 2019 the average turnout in Wales was 66%.
Monmouthshire 68%
Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe 64%
Caerfyrddin 62%
Clwyd East 62%
Gower 62%
Vale of Glamorgan 62%
Ceredigion Preseli 61%
Ynys Mon 61%
Bangor Aberconwy 60%
Pembrokeshire Mid and South 59%
Montgomeryshire and Glyndwr 58%
Wrexham 58%
Alyn and Deeside 57%
Cardiff North 57%
Llanelli 57%
Bridgend 56%
Clwyd North 56%
Dwyfor Meirionnydd 55%
Newport West and Islwyn 55%
Cardiff East 54%
Cardiff South and Penarth 54%
Caerphilly 53%
Cardiff West 53%
Neath and Swansea East 53%
Pontypridd 52%
Newport East 50%
Torfaen 50%
Aberafan Maesteg 49%
Rhondda and Ogmore 48%
Swansea West 48%
Merthyr Tydfil and Aberdare 47%
Blaenau Gwent and Rhymney 43%
While Reform UK won fewer seats than the exit poll predicted, y’day was a major success for them and signified their arrival as a serious (and dangerous) political force. In addition to the four seats they won, Reform came 2nd in another 98 seats - often with 25%+ of the vote 1/3