Great opportunities here for Welsh off grid musicians !! If you’re interested then get on it !!! https://t.co/ruSgNRuVOX
— Chow Mwng (@Chowmwng) October 17, 2019
This comic strip is based on the poetry of Eric Ngalle Charles, who fled Cameroon when he was seventeen and spent years as an illegal immigrant in Russia. He arrived in Cardiff in 1999.https://t.co/uO1uRVtWK1 @BakwaMag @KfWakai
— Dibussi Tande (@dibussi) October 18, 2019
If it's good enough for Northern Ireland the same offer should be made to Wales https://t.co/psv6aIS1a8
— Jonathan Edwards (@JonathanPlaid) October 18, 2019
How sad on this October day
— Pam Ayres (@PamAyres) October 18, 2019
To see our hedges shorn away
Small creatures would have liked to eat,
The hawthorn berries, rose hips sweet,
Blackberries and nuts and sloes,
But through the blades the banquet goes,
Won’t somebody heed our words,
And leave the berries for the birds.
Johnson deal means that we shall be doing little else than debating Brexit for next twelve months and then facing another cliff-edge hard Brexit in December 2020 if no free trade agreement, with all uncertainty for exporters.
— Dafydd Wigley (@Dafydd_Wigley) October 18, 2019
As MPs pour over Johnson deal, they should note text states UK committing to uphold standards. HOWEVER only in PD. Not legally binding so BJ can depart in final version of FTA or still get to no deal at the end of transition. He went to get a Ferrari and came back with a Fiat
— Gina Miller (@thatginamiller) October 18, 2019
Call for Entries – Ceredigion 2020 National Eisteddfod Open Exhibition. Selectors: Jill Piercy, Peter Wakelin and Catrin Webster. See the application form https://t.co/7BxgdWzWqc Hard copies available soon and on-line registration before long. pic.twitter.com/M10dogNy8D
— Y Lle Celf 2 (@yllecelf_eng) October 18, 2019
Mark Zuckerberg gave a speech today in which he justified Facebook’s decision to profit from spreading politicians’ lies as ‘free expression’. Martin Luther King’s daughter has a message for him https://t.co/xRgAzJH7wl
— Carole Cadwalladr (@carolecadwalla) October 17, 2019
Much preferred @robwatsonbbc analysis on @BBCNews news channel (which basically and accurately pointed out @BorisJohnson got this deal by caving in and agreeing to things he didn’t want to) to this nonsense narrative that somehow he got a deal by playing hardball.
— Alastair PEOPLE’S VOTE Campbell (@campbellclaret) October 17, 2019
Brexiters boast that Boris Johnson’s #BrexitDeal allows the UK to negotiate free trade deals around the world. They conveniently forget that his deal ends UK free trade with 27 EU countries and also UK access to EU free trade deals with 60 other countries around the world.
— James Melville (@JamesMelville) October 17, 2019
Completely false analysis from @bbclaurak that Johnson has achieved an amazing deal. Moving customs checks to the Irish Sea is something he said he’d never tolerate and it’s much worse than May’s deal on his terms
— Peter Jukes (@peterjukes) October 17, 2019
1210 days, 3 Prime Ministers, 3 Brexit Secretaries, 3 meaningful votes, 3 and a half years, 2 extensions and 2 deals later, it’s even clearer that nothing is better than the arrangements we already had with the EU.
— David Schneider (@davidschneider) October 17, 2019
Trump vs. Trump: Kurds Edition pic.twitter.com/eqMMwNWtlg
— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) October 17, 2019
Llongyfarchiadau enfawr @seckoukeita a @CatrinSeckou ennillwyr! Winners! @BBCRadio2 #FolkAwards2019
— Antwn Owen Hicks /l\ 🏴 🇪🇺 (@Pibydd) October 16, 2019
Best Musician & Best Duo 🏴🍾🎉 @Celf_Cymru
Climate activist Phil Kingston, 83, has glued himself to a train this morning at Shadwell DLR Station in London. “I’m doing this for my grandchildren.”
— Alex Morss 🌍⏳ (@morss_alex) October 17, 2019
This will be his 13th arrest. Video shared by @XRebellionUK pic.twitter.com/iQg2pRAvL3
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