welchboy

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  • in reply to: Ty Pawb #248393

    welchboy
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    Derek, You have made some very valid points, which should be answered by the officers of the council

    in reply to: Butchers #240733

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    Only Wrexham Council could revamp the Butchers Market and drive out the only remaining butcher in Wrexham town sorry city.

    in reply to: Sarah “deserves credit” for backing the Athletic! #234379

    welchboy
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    Sarah appears to have missed out a few words which would change her statement completely.
    According to the Home Office figures North Wales Police has reached the Governments Police Officer Up Lift Target as of April, 2023 having recruited 207. So the figure 207 which she implies has increased the local constabulary is in fact for the whole of North Wales.

    Other Home Office statistics show that from December 2022 to 1st January, 2023, there was an increase of 213 Police Officers serving in Wales.

    This was broken down as follows: South Wales 121, Gwent 47, Dyfed Powys 37, North Wales 08.

    in reply to: Happy 2021. Kick 2020 into touch. #198317

    welchboy
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    Fully agree

    in reply to: Wrexham as Covid free island #193677

    welchboy
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    Looking at the stats from the 1st September to 28th Wrexham after a peak during August due to the local food plant has a average of 2.5 cases per day. whilst Cheshire West has an average daily increase from 1/09/2020 to the 28/09/20 of 13 per day.
    I would say that Wrexham on the whole is acting in a responsible way may this continue.


    welchboy
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    That question is difficult if not impossible to ascertain since figures for Chester are only published for those admitted to Chester Countess Hospital or which come within the Chester and West Council area. for e.g., on the 18th there were only and a daily increase of 4 and on the 19th that was recorded as 1 but increased to 5 on the 20th.
    However, you do make a valid point since there must have been given the time period a cross boarder infection either through family visits, employment or shopping visits, in both directions.

    in reply to: NHS #189961

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    Just e mailed her asking her reasons why she voted not to protect the NHS from future trade deals, since she has continually said she is there to promote and protect the people of Wrexham.
    Perhaps more of her constituents should raise this question with her, it would be interesing to hear explanation. I suspect the reason was follow the party line, do not rock the boat, look to number 1 and not her constituents.


    welchboy
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    I have been collating the daily records of reported cases in Wrexham, up to the 22nd June there was an on going reduction both weekly and daily in the number of reported cases. however on the 23rd daily cases rose from 4 on the 22nd to 25 on the 23rd and by the 25th this had risen to 51. Unfortunately the precise recording of daily figures have been difficult to follow as there has been two periods where figures have been readjusted by the Health Authority on the 2nd of July and the 14th., when there was a sudden rise from 3 to 286 on the daily figures. Since then reported cases dropped to low single figures until the 17th when they rose to 17 dropped to 1 on the 18th and then rose again to 11 on the 19th.
    I would suggest that the out break at Rowan Foods regardless of what has been stated started with the factory and was the carried into the wider area.
    Yes there should be an investigation both into the company on how it recruits staff and also into the agency’s that supply some of the work force and their recording and checking procedures.

    in reply to: Cummings and Goings. #186799

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    Just e mailed her asking if she thought that it was reasonable to put your wife and child into a motor vehicle driving on a 60 mile round journey to test one’s eyesight and then taking an even longer journey. Plus does she think that it is reasonable that a cabinet minister has admitted publicly that he has done the same and others have supported this action, including the Secretary of State for Health.
    Am expecting and answer NO

    in reply to: Cummings and Goings. #186614

    welchboy
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    Could be even more interesting as this evening it would appear that he was seen on more than one occasion out and about whilst supposedly self isolating.
    Brings into question his defence put forward by Cabinet members and the deputy chief medical officer of England.

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