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Nearly three-quarters of those who responded to the consultation on visa reform were visa holders.
The Government is consulting migrants on immigration policy and PIP recipients on welfare spending. And those responses are then used to justify maintaining the status quo.
The £11.99 box of Stella is an offer, but they can't give customers this discount in Wales as it would be below the minimum unit price. Thanks @Plaid_Cymru
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Ian Hutchinson retweeted
Britain is £130bn in the red. Ahead of the Budget, I've vibe-coded an app so you can explore what the state is spending on, and see if you can balance the books:
britains-disk.pages.dev/
If you have a WordPress website make sure it's running on PHP version 8.2 or higher. Login check Site Health – at Old Colwyn, Wales
The PHP security team is giving advance notice: Upcoming security release Wed, Oct 21st 2026, 14:00UTC, two critical vulnerabilities, both rated CVSSv4 9.2.
PHP users are encouraged to prepare to update. Earlier release if details become public or active exploit evidence.
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May 2026.
Council tax revaluation to be delayed in Wales to 2032 bbc.in/4851Gk7
My teenage son is the same, keep telling him he needs to embrace it or get left behind – at Old Colwyn, Wales
Young people actively hate AI.
My two younger daughters are 19 and 18, both at universities - one in the UK the other in Italy. Through them, I happen to know quite a few kids their age.
And ALL OF THEM seem to universally hate AI.
To them it's "something old people invented that we now have to deal with... as if climate change wasnt enough"
AI is cringe. When they introduce me to their friends, they literally say "heyya, meet my dad, he's a software engineer but nonono, NOT IN AI, dont worry, hahah".
They hate it for flooding their social feeds with slop, ruining music, taking phone scams to the next level, also destroying careers & devaluing their hobbies - why become an architect, this skill is about to become worthless? Why learn a musical instrument if session musicians are already obsolete?
The outcome is interesting, though - they're spending less and less time on public social, meeting up IRL, moving their online lives into private group chats with actual verified friends. TikTok and Reels are increasingly cringe-something for old dudes.
Which, I guess, might be a net positive after all...
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Without coal Wales would probably still be a part of England, like Cornwall bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-5045…
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Anyone claiming Israel’s response to the Oct 7 attack was 'disproportionate' needs to explain what a proportionate plan to disarm Hamas and rescue the hostages would've been
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How much time has the Senedd spent discussing this conflict? Foreign policy is not devolved
We’ve updated our Israel-Gaza timeline of Senedd proceedings since the Hamas attacks of 7 October 2023.
➡️shorturl.at/UbLtW
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@grok
- create an image of what Wales would look like if I were in charge, based on my social media posts – at Old Colwyn, Wales
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Grandad, why didn't you build the new bridge to Anglesey when you had the opportunity? Because the Minister for the Unborn claimed it would kill the planet and crash the global economy – at Old Colwyn, Wales
'No jobs on a dead planet' - former commissioner defends helping scrap M4 relief road bbc.in/4jl7Kfx
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Booze run to Chester for Christmas – at Old Colwyn, Wales
Beer and wine in Wales costs more as minimum alcohol price rises by 30% bbc.in/4rHt9kQ
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