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Corbyn’s a Principled Man: But He Cares Nothing About the Future of the Labour Party

I’m not normally one to comment on the affairs or issues of political parties other than my own (the Liberal Democrats in case you didn’t know), but the fallout from Thursday’s referendum and its impact on the Labour Party has…

Read moreCorbyn’s a Principled Man: But He Cares Nothing About the Future of the Labour Party
  • 28th Mehefin 2016
  • Labour, Gwleidyddiaeth
  • 1 Sylw

Why the Liberal Democrats Could Hold Power After the Next Election

It’s been a little over three days since the result of the UK’s referendum on its membership of the European Union was announced to the world and the fallout has been somewhat of a political shit-storm. The Prime Minister has resigned…

Read moreWhy the Liberal Democrats Could Hold Power After the Next Election
  • 27th Mehefin 2016
  • Europe, GE 2020, Rhyddfrydwyr Democrataidd, Gwleidyddiaeth
  • 1 Sylw

The Choice is Clear: Voting Lib Dem is a vote to Remain

Tonight the Liberal Democrat leader, Tim Farron, announced in a statement to party members that despite the referendum result on Thursday returning a 4% majority in favour of leaving the European Union, the Liberal Democrats will campaign the next General…

Read moreThe Choice is Clear: Voting Lib Dem is a vote to Remain
  • 25th Mehefin 2016
  • Europe, Rhyddfrydwyr Democrataidd, Gwleidyddiaeth
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Brexit: The Biggest Con in UK History

So yesterday was an interesting day: the unthinkable happened. The United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. And no, I’m not happy about it. I’m heartbroken, I’m disappointed and I’m angry. A decision has been made that will forever…

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  • 25th Mehefin 2016
  • Europe, Gwleidyddiaeth
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Be Part of Something Great; Be Part of the EU

Tomorrow, millions of people across the United Kingdom will visit the ballot box, only a year after the General Election, to cast their vote as to whether the UK should remain a member of the EU, or leave. Politicians, commentators…

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  • 22nd Mehefin 2016
  • Europe, Gwleidyddiaeth
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The Christian Case for the European Union

This week saw quiet success for the Liberal Democrats. Across the country, people took to the ballot box to have their say in council elections, regional elections and mayoral elections. The Liberal Democrats were the only party to gain control…

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  • 8th Mai 2016
  • Cristnogaeth, Europe, Rhyddfrydwyr Democrataidd, Gwleidyddiaeth, Duwinyddiaeth, Athroniaeth a Chrefydd
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