In late December 2019 I called an ambulance in Wales for my mum whose oxygen levels were in the 60s. I was told no ambulance and I needed to get her to hospital myself- I had to get an elderly neighbour to help as no taxis. She went into ICU- survived. NHS needs funding.

So beautiful. Love the Mumbles. Hoping to spend a few nights there sometime next week or so

Sadly he died in May this year. He lived in Heath Terrace from 1940-1954. Quite a few of his family lived in the same road. Really lucky to have the hills as his playground growing up. It’s still a beautiful backdrop. No idea about the station.

Thank you. My Dad grew up in the road in the distance with the mountain behind it. Took him to revisit last year.

Hi I’m a mum to 2 adult ND YP. From Wales originally and now spending much time here due to parents illness. Currently spending time getting to grips with ALNET, IDPs and generally how things work this side of the bridge.

Congratulations to him/his Mum who as u say probably had big fight for AAC. One of my first big Tribunals involved AAC for a 21 year old abandoned by SALT, kicked out of college and was likely to get sectioned due to his “challenging behaviour “- ie unmet needs.AAC +placement turned this around.