Likewise the best journalist in Cymru, Will Hayward

Adam Bienkov@adambienkov.bsky.social · 2d ago

Reform UK, which promises to "defend free speech" at all costs, has again banned Byline Times from its conference

Bore da, @thehistoryguy.bsky.social Have you seen this? www.facebook.com/share/p/1DG6...

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The great Farage disappearing act: Is Reform UK losing its momentum?

Martha Garcia Reform’s leader once seemed impossible to escape. Now his parliamentary record is remarkably thin, his party’s polling advantage has narrowed, and senior colleagues are increasingly carr...

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Independence is normal

NationCymru@nation.cymru · 3d ago

Fiscal autonomy is the only serious solution to the rot at the heart of Welsh devolution – it would actually grant the Senedd – and therefore the people of Wales – genuine power ✍️Ryan Morgan

Dear BBC, in the interests of impartiality (see your Charter), please give updates on LibDem, Green, SNP, Plaid Cymru etc policies alongside Reform’s. Thank you, a licence payer

Araith trydanol / Phenomenal speech 🔥👏 Speaking truth to power,highlighting an inconvenient truth. Love the 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿Cymraeg references & comparison. Maori language beaten out of us? Sounds familiar. Am ysbrydoliaeth / What an inspiration. Tamatha Paul 👏⚫️🇳🇿 #Aotearoa

hemantoysinmyass@hemantoysinmyass.bsky.social · last mo.

Tamatha Paul, Member of Parliament for Wellington Central #tamathapaul #maori

An interesting piece by @richardwynjones.bsky.social on the new Prime Minister’s #devolution agenda and the extent to which his vision for England may diverge from his govt’s approach to managing the territorial constitution in Scotland and Wales #senedd #holyrood #stormont

NationCymru@nation.cymru · last mo.

How do we explain the contradiction between Burnham’s enthusiastic championing of devolution and the deep devo-scepticism of his territorial Secretaries? ✍️Richard Wyn Jones buff.ly/yeUmZcX

Mi wnaeth tair blynedd o goleg yn Aber byd o les i mi!

Kinnock should step down immediately. His position is untenable given that his wife sits on the board of Vesta Wind Systems who are expanding into the Celtic Sea which includes Pembrokeshire. A clear conflict of interest exists regarding any decisions regarding devolution of Crown Estate powers.

nation.cymru/news/no-comm... Perhaps this is the potential "instability" Kinnock was thinking of with his casual dismissal of Crown Estate devolution (which has wide support amongst those who actually live in Cymru)?

'No comment' on new Welsh Secretary's wife's business links with the Crown Estate

Martin Shipton The Wales Office has refused to respond to questions about the fact that the wife of new Secretary of State for Wales Stephen Kinnock is a board member of a major renewable energy compa...

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Andy Burnham says he wants to redistribute power to every corner of the country. That's a noble goal. But it cannot be achieved without ensuring that all votes count equally, regardless of your postcode. To empower left behind communities, we need Proportional Representation.

Likewise Cymru #IndyWales #Annibyniaeth

@flossyflook.bsky.social · last mo.

With the appointment of Stephen Kinnock as the latest in along line of dyed-in-the-wool Britnats as governor-general of Cymru...

Malaysian owned (via Jersey) Wessex Water CEO got 14% base salary increase despite bonus ban over sewage spills and 70m litres of water leaks daily. Workers got 3.5%. Customers' bills rise 21%. And Westminster is fit for purpose? Our Senedd needs full control of Welsh resources yes.cymru/join

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A former asylum seeker who arrived in Wales without knowing the country had its own language is celebrating his graduation from Swansea University with a master’s in Welsh

Former asylum seeker graduates with Welsh master's just eight years after arriving in Wales

Nation.Cymru staff A former asylum seeker who arrived in Wales without knowing the country had its own language is celebrating his graduation from Swansea University with a master’s in Welsh.…

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For "not yet entirely convinced" read "dyed-in-the-wool Britnat who'll run down Cymru until his dying breath"

NationCymru@nation.cymru · last mo.

Welsh Secretary Stephen Kinnock has been criticised for saying he is not yet "entirely convinced" of the case for giving more powers to the Welsh Government

#Annibyniaeth #IndyWales

Plaid Cymru@plaidcymru.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The UK Government has brought British Steel into public ownership. This was after they acted with urgency to save steelworks in Scunthorpe last year. But remember, they did not do the same for Port Talbot. Labour’s double standards has cost communities in Wales.

I’ve called on the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards to conduct a formal investigation into whether Nigel Farage breached the MP Code of Conduct, specifically regarding the gifts and benefits he received from George Cottrell in the 12 months leading up to the 2024 General Election.

While chaos englufs Labour and Reform UK at Westminster - Plaid Cymru is taking urgent action on your priorities, and always demanding fairness for Wales. Gydag anrhefn lwyr yn San Steffan - mae Plaid Cymru yn parhau i sefyll fyny dros Gymru a mynnu tegwch i’n cymunedau. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Now that their soon-to-be leader has U-turned on fair funding, Labour have given up on standing up for Wales. They refuse to support Plaid Cymru's calls to scrap the unfair Barnett formula. Plaid Cymru will always stand up for Wales and fight for the fairness we deserve.

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Restoring our names is about restoring ourselves

Campau Celtaidd Cymru We at Campau Celtaidd Cymru were delighted to read the recent Nation.Cymru article about a London-born Welshman choosing to adopt the historical Welsh form of his surname. At fir...

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The CCC website is now live (see www.campauceltaidd.cymru). It's early days yet, but keep watching for new content - particularly in the 'Newyddion' section. Please note our language policy for the site (campauceltaidd.cymru/amdanom-ni/)

Mae gwefan CCC bellach yn fyw (gweler www.campauceltaidd.cymru). Mae'n ddyddiau cynnar eto, ond dewch yn ôl ati i chwilio am gynnwys newydd - yn enwedig yn yr adran 'Newyddion'. Nodwch ein polisi iaith ar gyfer y safle (campauceltaidd.cymru/amdanom-ni/) Edrychwn ymlaen at glywed oddi wrthych!

Last night, Labour joined Reform and the Tories to play politics and reject Plaid Cymru’s calls for fair funding for Wales 😳 They’ll always put party before country - while Plaid Cymru will always stand up for our communities 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿✊

Seeking powers over policing to Wales isn’t about power for power’s sake - it’s to improve the lives of our people If it’s good enough for Manchester, why not Wales? 🤔 Mae Plaid Cymru yn gwthio am bwerau dros blismona a chyfiawnder i greu cymunedau mwy diogel. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

...and it seems Cymru can't *afford* independence

Will Hayward - Wales Journo@willhaycardiff.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Watching London-centric politicians lose their minds at the suggestion of further devolution because "IT COSTS TOO MUCH" while they sit in a mouse-infested palace that is costing taxpayers £40bn to renovate. FYI - £40bn would cover the annual cost of the (expanded) Welsh Senedd for 390 years...

Aberystwyth to Host Mid Wales’ First YesCymru March for Independence https://www.thecanary.co/uk/news/2026/06/30/independence-wales-aber/

...and Cymru too #IndyWales

Alan Ferrier@alanferrier.bsky.social · 2mo ago

So that'll be seven UK Prime Ministers in ten years. What happened to the "strong and stable government" we were all promised? I suppose promising us a decade of continual bin fires wouldn't have had the same ring to it. Time to go, Scotland.

Brexit supporters can literally have it spelled out to them - in pictures - but they’ll still refuse to admit that they were wrong. Cost sunk fallacy in action. #r4today #wato #Brexit #bbcpm

How Brexit has made Britain poorer – in charts

Forecasters were wrong about an immediate recession but right that we would be worse off outside the EU

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