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Showing posts with label Newport West. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newport West. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 August 2013
THIRD TIME LUCKY?
Having failed to get elected as the Labour
candidate for North Wales Police Commissioner and as Labour candidate for the Ynys Mons By-election (where the Labour vote crumbled away) where next for
Labour in Wales’s so far unelected representative Tal Michael? Perhaps the
Newport West Westminster Seat, currently being kept warm by its current incumbent
(Citizen Flynn) may well just suffice? Just a thought but perhaps long held
public principles may crumble (just like the Labour in Wales vote on Ynys Mon)
with the offering of a cosy seat (as Lord Llanwern perhaps?) in that last
bastion of privilege that unelected quango also known as the House of Lords?
Labels: Energy indepdendence, Green jobs
Newport West,
North Wales Police,
PCC,
Police and Crime Commissioners,
Quango,
The House of Lords,
unelected representation,
Ynys Mon By-election
Monday, 2 May 2011
LYNDON BINDING FOR NEWPORT WEST
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| Lyndon Binding |
Lyndon was born in the south of Wales and is an elected County Borough Councillor for Caerffili Borough Council. He is also Chair of Health, Social Care and Well-being Scrutiny Committee and has worked in the care and health sector for the last 19 years in Wales.
He opposes the ill-thought out closure of Newport's passport Office. Lyndon opposed the development of the Severn Barrage and has backed calls to develop environmentally sensitive renewable energy options in the Severn Estuary.
Lyndon wants to see the development of a youth employment strategy for Newport and believes in full consultation with local community's when it comes to the expansion of large supermarkets within Newport and the surrounding area.
Lyndon said:
"I know over the years, the people of Newport have been let down by labour, are angry with the Tories and feel betrayed by the Liberal Democrats. this time, make sure that you are not let down by the London Parties, vote Plaid twice for a better Wales on may 5th."
Labels: Energy indepdendence, Green jobs
Lyndon Binding,
Newport Passport Office,
Newport West,
Plaid,
Plaid Cymru,
Severn Bridge Tolls,
Vote Plaid Twice for a better
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