Here's his answer, on film. Should have been an open goal to talk about pollution, rewilding, nature recovery, or just some of the actual challenges that farmers are facing. Hopefully this doesn't represent Welsh Green policies in the manifesto, out next week. We need a party that stands for nature

Great question about the future of farming by @willhaycardiff.bsky.social at the Green Party launch. A little disappointed to see @anthonyslaughter.bsky.social answer by immediately citing the need for closeness with the farming unions, who are chief architects of our current awful systems.

(Outburst prompted by this piece: thecritic.co.uk/bring-back-d... )

“the WRU, an institution that has sat at the heart of Welsh sporting and cultural life for almost 150 years has, rather than creating lasting legacies of Grand Slams and world-class players, become adept at producing apathy and disillusionment” @nyedavies.bsky.social 👇👇 nation.cymru/opinion/rugb...

My latest piece for the Guardian: Wales is on course to have a majority of parties in the Senedd who support Welsh independence. The best way to secure the future of the UK is to make it work for the people of the UK. www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Shamima Begum was the beginning of something in so many ways, one of which was 'the last government's inability to just do its job properly (in this case by passing legislation that would have allowed it to prosecute her here at home) and instead going 'no option but to undermine all our rights'.

I think Transactual put it best (in reference to the girl guides) and now Labour too: "There is no problem being solved here, only harm being done." All to appease the right, who hate them anyway - shame on them.

🚨 NEW: 'FROZEN 2': 🧊 Here's the Wales Fiscal Analysis team's first breakdown on what the 2025 Autumn Budget means for Wales 🚨NEWYDD: Beth mae Cyllideb y Hydref 2025 yn ei olygu i Gymru? Dyma ddadansoddiad cyntaf o'r newidiadau sydd ar y ffordd blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/thinking-wal...

Plaid Cymru has no God-given right to the votes of people who care about nature. To deserve them they must reject the idea that to look out for farmers is to gut regulation and ignore Wales’ environment, because that is a lie ✍️ Eben Myrddin Muse

Richard Tunnicliffe is the Labour candidate in the Caerphilly. So a Labour candidate, wants you to vote Labour, to get him elected to a Labour run Senedd, to tell a Labour run council to spend UK Labour provided money to not close libraries that a Labour council are trying to close. Simple.

Between them, Plaid and Reform now account for the majority of votes among all age groups in Wales in our latest Senedd voting intention poll yougov.co.uk/politics/art...

One apparent constant in contemporary UK politics is Nigel Farage’s ability to mobilise a sense of grievance among those who regard themselves as English ✍️ Professors Ailsa Henderson and Richard Wyn Jones

Put simply, a vote for Plaid in 2026 isn’t just a matter of principle. It’s a matter of prosperity. It’s the way we force Westminster to pay attention. It’s the way we unlock the money Wales is owed ✍️Owen Williams

What do we think?🤔 Hmm…. A Daily Mail headline so clearly designed to make you furious. Being shared by salivating Tory MPs who love a good rage farming story! So, what’s going on here? Let’s take a look!👀 🧵 1/13

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Best response so far to VP Vance’s statement that Europe could and should have stopped the war in Iraq.

Even taking into account the reputational collapse of the UK Conservative Party, Davies’ stewardship of its Welsh outpost has been sensationally unpleasant ✍️Ben Wildsmith https://buff.ly/4gfxG7X