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In the unlikely event that Farage arrived by train he will have gone to Llandudno station - renovated courtesy of the £21.5 million contributed by the EU to the Wales Station Improvement Programme started in 2005.
If he drove then he'd have gone on the coastal stretch of the A55 ...guess what folks
If he drove then he'd have gone on the coastal stretch of the A55 ...guess what folks
November 24, 2025 at 4:02 PM
In the unlikely event that Farage arrived by train he will have gone to Llandudno station - renovated courtesy of the £21.5 million contributed by the EU to the Wales Station Improvement Programme started in 2005.
If he drove then he'd have gone on the coastal stretch of the A55 ...guess what folks
If he drove then he'd have gone on the coastal stretch of the A55 ...guess what folks
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Brexit did bring back all the bad feelings and worries of the past. The way Ireland and its leaders were spoken about was shocking. But it was a callback. It was people shaped by the UK's experience of colonialism and by ignorance. It was a will to dismiss.
It was not where we should be,
15
It was not where we should be,
15
November 21, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Brexit did bring back all the bad feelings and worries of the past. The way Ireland and its leaders were spoken about was shocking. But it was a callback. It was people shaped by the UK's experience of colonialism and by ignorance. It was a will to dismiss.
It was not where we should be,
15
It was not where we should be,
15