Here is Rhodri arriving for the great knock up ( does that sound right ?) in Bangor.
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April
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- Battle bus hits road for closing days
- Don't give Wales an uncertain future - vote Labour
- "Don't know-Don't Care" poses Blamerbell
- Money questions for Plaid
- The Campaign centre
- With friends like this .....
- Educational gains
- Enjoyable
- Tough !
- Strange events in the Daily Post - Plaid rule brea...
- Wigley bits and pieces
- Message to all candidate's ????
- Calm down ! - Another view from the BBC
- Arfon - "New seat offering hope to Labour"
- Enough said !
- Caption contest 2
- 9 hours NHS dentistry wasted in a week
- Daily Post covers Arfon
- Dylan in attack on Plaid in neighbouring constitue...
- Did you spot the missing Party ?
- Hope not Hate
- Moderation till May 4th
- Arfon - voting has started !
- A day in the campaign
- Blast from the past !
- What a cracker on the road to "understanding"
- In the sunshine with Glenys
- Pobl peblig
- The housing thing
- One blog only
- Vaynol - combining the old and the new
- Caption time !
- Peter Black entertains me
- Moderation returns
- Hacio rosette
- Catching up !
- Glorious campaigning weather
- English only here ?
- Update - campaign heats up
- Partnership at work
- Manifesto day
- Short and sweet
- Communities First - an understated benefit
- Welcome one and all
- If you want Labour - get out and vote Labour
- Lawnsio safle we-Launch of web site
- Peter's high recognition factor
- A strange election offer ?
- 11 for 11 in North Wales
- Election period leads to moderation
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7 comments:
Will you finally tell me why the people of Wales should vote for a London-based party who have seen inequality rise to its highest since 1961; entered an illegal war in Iraq; closed our schools and hospitals; wasted £85bn on Trident?
Oh not again...does Martin really have to go back to monitoring comments to stop this repetitive nonsense from spoiling individuals going on...?
Talk about repetitive individuals. Here we have an entity that manages to create imaginary hospitals, repeatedly. Now that is nonsense!
Shocking, no reaction! Could it be because this supposed investment in Merthyr is just one big fairy tale? There are initial plans for a new town hospital and wellbeing centre. A bit like my initial plans to move Everest into my back garden.
Conveniently, the announcement of the initial business plan - the stage before the stage before the stage that anything is agreed upon -was timed a few weeks before the election.
So, can Martin confirm that this is just a pre-election gimmick to convince other constituencies that they would get a big mountain/hospital if theey vote Labour?
Not at all cymro - you negate your own argument by pointing out that the hospital in Merthyr is already being discussed as a planning matter.
You have yet to answer if you Plaid would stop the hopsital from being built in the unlikley event they get into power.
But then again you still have to tell me one single positive achievement that the sitting Plaid Cymru has achieved for Arfon.
As has your fellow plaid member menaiblog.
But then even Alun Ffred - the silent man - has failed to keep us his constituents up to date through regular leaflets or an online presence over the last 4 years.
But guess what!
As if by magic - he has finally got round to getting a website!!!
Anyone would think there was an election on...
It's in planning. Initial planning. It's not even a thought yet, just a few neurons knocking together. This is a real achievement after 8 years of power?
Cymro - I ask again - seeing as you failed to ignore my questions:
1) If they get into power will Plaid halt Labour plans to build a hospital there?
2) What has Alun Ffred done over the last four years to deserve my vote? Other than launch a website 3 weeks before an election. Convenient timing...
3) Initial planning is better than no planning and I listed nearly ten things this Labour candidate had secured in last two months. You still have failed to list one in the last four years for Alun Ffred. Why is that?
4) Do you think a Tory/Plaid pact would be a good thing for Wales?
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