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Senedd Election 2026

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The 20mph issue was much ado about nothing in my opinion. When I phoned Direct Line and renewed the two car policy in March I was pleasantly surprised that it was £90 cheaper this year than last. I asked what had happened and was told that fewer and smaller claims had occurred in my postcode area since the 20mph has been in place.
It’s a no brainer, early stats have already shown fewer accidents and injuries. Only the terminally thick would think otherwise.
 
About to head up to the station. I quite liked the green lady that knocked the door, the only one that did. I quite like their policies too. Plaid policies are decent at first glance but the devil is in the detail (20 mph for Labour which thankfully has seen a number of local roads revert thatnks to the pressure of the election) and Labour policies are similar to Green and Plaid but provide more beef on health. Big promises which are not going to be delivered unless they can get some sort of deal with whoever actually wins but they need to have some seats in the Senedd. That is where I am at. I was going to vote Plaid but they have more than enough "promised" vote to get them at least two seats so have Labour got enough to get 1 in this area if our house throws in its quota.
It was the health section in the Plaid manifesto which stood out for me.
 
The 20mph issue was much ado about nothing in my opinion. When I phoned Direct Line and renewed the two car policy in March I was pleasantly surprised that it was £90 cheaper this year than last. I asked what had happened and was told that fewer and smaller claims had occurred in my postcode area since the 20mph has been in place.
You mean driving slower leads to fewer accidents, fewer deaths, fewer injuries and thus fewer insurance claims leading to financial savings?

If only someone could have predicted such an outlandish outcome.
 
It was the health section in the Plaid manifesto which stood out for me.
Yes, possibly easier to grasp the Plaid promises. Back from the polling station and my first comment is that is the busiest I have ever seen it. Not sure if that is a good or bad thing!
 
You mean driving slower leads to fewer accidents, fewer deaths, fewer injuries and thus fewer insurance claims leading to financial savings?

If only someone could have predicted such an outlandish outcome.
If they hadn't changed Mayals road to 20 then I would probably never have protested because there is clear sense in the above but some roads absolutely not. Plaid wanted 20 as well it needs to be said :)
 
Better than you should be, Tory boy.
I sleep around 3hrs and then catnap the rest of the night done so for years, then sometimes when I wake I just keep thinking about various things playing on my mind, tried not drinking anything after 8pm even 6pm makes no difference, still wake and go for a piss then virtually every hr.
Would love to sleep for 5 or 6 hrs or more, get up most mornings around 5:15 - 5:30, bit later on a weekend just cat napping or just resting before the onslaught, Mrs gets up because lad wakes and I can't just stay in bed its not fair.
 
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