1. Ladybird = buwch goch gwta “short red cow”
2. Otter = dyfrgi or “waterdog”
3. Hamster = bochdew or “fat cheeks”
4. Jellyfish = cont y môr or “sea c*nt”
5. Caterpillar = Siani flewog or “hairy Jane”
1. Ladybird = buwch goch gwta “short red cow”
2. Otter = dyfrgi or “waterdog”
3. Hamster = bochdew or “fat cheeks”
4. Jellyfish = cont y môr or “sea c*nt”
5. Caterpillar = Siani flewog or “hairy Jane”
1. Ladybird = buwch goch gwta “short red cow”
2. Otter = dyfrgi or “waterdog”
3. Hamster = bochdew or “fat cheeks”
4. Jellyfish = cont y môr or “sea c*nt”
5. Caterpillar = Siani flewog or “hairy Jane”
1. Ladybird = buwch goch gwta “short red cow”
2. Otter = dyfrgi or “waterdog”
3. Hamster = bochdew or “fat cheeks”
4. Jellyfish = cont y môr or “sea c*nt”
5. Caterpillar = Siani flewog or “hairy Jane”
Wonder how May will compare?
Wonder how May will compare?
📊 26 years since it was established in 1999.
📊19 years since the Senedd building opened.
📊60 Members so far, rising to 96 from 2026.
📊Each MS will represent around 33,000 people across Wales.
📊 26 years since it was established in 1999.
📊19 years since the Senedd building opened.
📊60 Members so far, rising to 96 from 2026.
📊Each MS will represent around 33,000 people across Wales.
It controls much of the Welsh seabed, including rights for offshore wind.
It is not devolved, so income from Welsh seabed leases goes to the UK Treasury.
This has sparked debate about control and accountability.
#WalesExplained
It controls much of the Welsh seabed, including rights for offshore wind.
It is not devolved, so income from Welsh seabed leases goes to the UK Treasury.
This has sparked debate about control and accountability.
#WalesExplained
Welsh voices aren’t absent. They’re filtered, flattened, or ignored unless they fit UK-wide narratives shaped elsewhere.
Why Welsh Voices Still Struggle to Be Heard 👇
talking.wales/?p=3442
Welsh voices aren’t absent. They’re filtered, flattened, or ignored unless they fit UK-wide narratives shaped elsewhere.
Why Welsh Voices Still Struggle to Be Heard 👇
talking.wales/?p=3442