LABOUR LOONIES IN WALES AT IT AGAIN

Before they get booted out of office in wales like the Westminster crew adopting the scorched earth policy to f.ck everything up.

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It really is pathetic, and these clowns want our vote.
Never in a million years.

It really is pathetic, and these clowns want our vote.
Never in a million years.

It does' nt do much for the environment and atmosphere pushing out more car & especially lorries fumes at such a slow speed.

It really is pathetic, and these clowns want our vote.
Never in a million years.

It does' nt do much for the environment and atmosphere pushing out more car & especially lorries fumes at such a slow speed.

Heard from a reliable source this is going to be in place for the next 18 months. Shocking.

Before they get booted out of office in wales like the Westminster crew adopting the scorched earth policy to f.ck everything up.

I’m not trying to defend the Welsh Government, but you’ve left out key facts to suit your point. The 10 mph limit is for temporary roadworks, which could last for up to 18 months, not a permanent speed change. If you’re going to make a case, post the full picture rather than the bits that fit your narrative. Full details are in this article: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wale ... d-33265260 I don't know if the link works, but it can be found on the Wales online website

Before they get booted out of office in wales like the Westminster crew adopting the scorched earth policy to f.ck everything up.

I’m not trying to defend the Welsh Government, but you’ve left out key facts to suit your point. The 10 mph limit is for temporary roadworks, which could last for up to 18 months, not a permanent speed change. If you’re going to make a case, post the full picture rather than the bits that fit your narrative. Full details are in this article: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wale ... d-33265260 I don't know if the link works, but it can be found on the Wales online website

Thanks for the context.

It really is pathetic, and these clowns want our vote.
Never in a million years.

It does' nt do much for the environment and atmosphere pushing out more car & especially lorries fumes at such a slow speed.

Thats all fine & dandy but what's the alternative?
I assume none of us want empty supermarkets shelves or things being unable to be delivered to peoples homes?

Before they get booted out of office in wales like the Westminster crew adopting the scorched earth policy to f.ck everything up.

I’m not trying to defend the Welsh Government, but you’ve left out key facts to suit your point. The 10 mph limit is for temporary roadworks, which could last for up to 18 months, not a permanent speed change. If you’re going to make a case, post the full picture rather than the bits that fit your narrative. Full details are in this article: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wale ... d-33265260 I don't know if the link works, but it can be found on the Wales online website

Add on to that, the 10mph limit and overtaking ban is only active during convoy working.

People of Wales deserve all this misery its self inflicted due to a blinkered voting pattern

Shut it down, nothing in Wales is better since we’ve had it. Health, Education and infrastructure are all worse, yet they are adding another 30 troughers to waste more of our money.
Worst case scenario is Plaid get in. Insular blinkered clowns that they are.

Before they get booted out of office in wales like the Westminster crew adopting the scorched earth policy to f.ck everything up.

I’m not trying to defend the Welsh Government, but you’ve left out key facts to suit your point. The 10 mph limit is for temporary roadworks, which could last for up to 18 months, not a permanent speed change. If you’re going to make a case, post the full picture rather than the bits that fit your narrative. Full details are in this article: https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wale ... d-33265260 I don't know if the link works, but it can be found on the Wales online website

Add on to that, the 10mph limit and overtaking ban is only active during convoy working.

Please don't add actual facts, it doesn't help the Jackanory story being told here

In all the time labour has run Wales the valleys is still one of most deprived areas of the UK , nothing has improved here that's fact ,they ask our views on stuff if they don't like the answer they say fook you were are doing it anyway,look at what they do not what they say they will do,they are so arrogant down the bay they think they are untouchable

So I live on the Wirral and travel over to North Wales on jobs every day as the border is 15 mins away from my house. You can really tell the difference in road restrictions as soon as I hit Deeside and the wider area, so many restrictions and cameras. It's just feels like money for the coffers than a real safety deterrent when it's to this scale.

So I live on the Wirral and travel over to North Wales on jobs every day as the border is 15 mins away from my house. You can really tell the difference in road restrictions as soon as I hit Deeside and the wider area, so many restrictions and cameras. It's just feels like money for the coffers than a real safety deterrent when it's to this scale.

It’s interesting how this is often presented as a uniquely Welsh Government problem, when 20mph schemes have been introduced all over the UK, including England.
There must have been a sudden outbreak of perfection on the Wirral, because when they brought it in, there were plenty of complaints — 20mph limits painted on the road, 30mph signs still hanging off lamp posts, and confusion everywhere. The same in Sheffield when I was there, although that has improved in the last year.
So this idea that Wales is some sort of outlier is not really correct. We’re just going through the same problems that other parts of the UK are experiencing as well.

So I live on the Wirral and travel over to North Wales on jobs every day as the border is 15 mins away from my house. You can really tell the difference in road restrictions as soon as I hit Deeside and the wider area, so many restrictions and cameras. It's just feels like money for the coffers than a real safety deterrent when it's to this scale.

It’s interesting how this is often presented as a uniquely Welsh Government problem, when 20mph schemes have been introduced all over the UK, including England.
There must have been a sudden outbreak of perfection on the Wirral, because when they brought it in, there were plenty of complaints — 20mph limits painted on the road, 30mph signs still hanging off lamp posts, and confusion everywhere. The same in Sheffield when I was there, although that has improved in the last year.
So this idea that Wales is some sort of outlier is not really correct. We’re just going through the same problems that other parts of the UK are experiencing as well.

Wales is a Petri dish for the wider U.K.

So I live on the Wirral and travel over to North Wales on jobs every day as the border is 15 mins away from my house. You can really tell the difference in road restrictions as soon as I hit Deeside and the wider area, so many restrictions and cameras. It's just feels like money for the coffers than a real safety deterrent when it's to this scale.

It’s interesting how this is often presented as a uniquely Welsh Government problem, when 20mph schemes have been introduced all over the UK, including England.
There must have been a sudden outbreak of perfection on the Wirral, because when they brought it in, there were plenty of complaints — 20mph limits painted on the road, 30mph signs still hanging off lamp posts, and confusion everywhere. The same in Sheffield when I was there, although that has improved in the last year.
So this idea that Wales is some sort of outlier is not really correct. We’re just going through the same problems that other parts of the UK are experiencing as well.

Wales is a Petri dish for the wider U.K.

If Wales is the ‘Petri dish’, then 20mph is clearly a UK-wide idea — we’re just the test case, not the inventor.

But when they asked people of Wales if they wanted the 20mph the vast majority said no ,but they did it anyway, same with them making us a place of sanctuary they didn't ask us ,like I said they are arrogant and think they are untouchable,you only had to listen to Drake ford when anyone questioned him

But when they asked people of Wales if they wanted the 20mph the vast majority said no ,but they did it anyway, same with them making us a place of sanctuary they didn't ask us ,like I said they are arrogant and think they are untouchable,you only had to listen to Drake ford when anyone questioned him

Seems you just have to be the ‘right’ people, minority or not, to scupper the wants of the majority!

Politics is no longer about working for ‘the people’, it’s more pushing ‘personal agendas’ with blatant disregard for those who (by default of limited choice) voted them in!

I only wish there was a ‘none of the above’ box, where if it won the majority, no one would take the seat!

So I live on the Wirral and travel over to North Wales on jobs every day as the border is 15 mins away from my house. You can really tell the difference in road restrictions as soon as I hit Deeside and the wider area, so many restrictions and cameras. It's just feels like money for the coffers than a real safety deterrent when it's to this scale.

It’s interesting how this is often presented as a uniquely Welsh Government problem, when 20mph schemes have been introduced all over the UK, including England.
There must have been a sudden outbreak of perfection on the Wirral, because when they brought it in, there were plenty of complaints — 20mph limits painted on the road, 30mph signs still hanging off lamp posts, and confusion everywhere. The same in Sheffield when I was there, although that has improved in the last year.
So this idea that Wales is some sort of outlier is not really correct. We’re just going through the same problems that other parts of the UK are experiencing as well.

Wales is a Petri dish for the wider U.K.

If Wales is the ‘Petri dish’, then 20mph is clearly a UK-wide idea — we’re just the test case, not the inventor.

Exactly.
Looks like Plaid will win upcoming election, so frying pan to fire springs to mind.