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  • in reply to: Christmas is crushed by Covid #198026

    Wrexham1
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    Not one person out of about 40 where I work in Wrexham is planning to follow the rules over Xmas, most will be seeing who they want over Xmas and travelling to Chester or Broughton Retail Park shopping in the sales. The police have no legal right to enforce travel bans, as the senedd has not had a chance to vote on these measures and vote them into law….Drakeford is ruling by decree and is hoping that people are to ignorant of this fact to question it. If stopped by the police, simply tell them your going over the border to form a support bubble, or to visit a sick relative…..perfectly valid excuses and they can’t prove otherwise. This Government won’t back down so it’s up to people to bring them down. You wouldn’t sit on a plane and allow the captain to crash it, without at least trying to retake the plane, so why should we allow this Government to crash the country and destroy people’s basic freedoms, without trying to stop them? 99.5% survival rate for gods sake. We’d have never won two world wars with this snowflake cowardly generation

    in reply to: On the Fourth Day of Christmas Drakeford Gave to me #197748

    Wrexham1
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    That’s my table booked for Chester on the 29th, Drakeford can get stuffed now. Let’s be honest, more and more people are saying no to lockdown now, that much was obvious during the firebreak. As Einstein said, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting the same result. Time for everyone to just use the basic precautions such as masks etc, but please rise up and refuse to obey any further lockdown

    in reply to: Parliament not Prorogued #174623

    Wrexham1
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    [quote quote=174619]

    With all the commotion about the Proroguing of Parliament and the Supreme Courts statement, it was nothing to do with Brexit…

    I wonder what view would have been taken regarding the Proroguing of Parliament under different circumstances.
    Say for instance if the Scottish referendum on independence had succeeded and the UK Parliament was holding up the legitimate right of the Scottish people to withdraw from the UK and they were not being allowed to leave because “other parties” thought that they shouldn’t leave, if they didn’t have the right “deal”, (3 Years later).
    Which everyone knows of course is a euphemism for not allowing them to leave at all.
    Its beyond imagination the outrage the Scots would rightly feel.
    Unlikely and bizarre as seems Boris Johnson could have been a Scottish hero!!

    To take it one hypothetical step further and substitute Scotland for Wales what would our local MPs position be then ?
    That he couldn’t support it, because it was his duty to represent all the people of Wrexham / Wales

    If it takes 3 years and counting to leave EU ( after 40 years) then the negotions and Divirce settllement for Scots to leave GB will.be

    ££££££££££ s and years[/quote]

    I also think the same thing would have happened had Scotland voted Yes

    in reply to: Parliament not Prorogued #174502

    Wrexham1
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    This is messed up. The nation voted to leave, yet it seems more and more likely that eventually the referendum result will end up being overturned.

    in reply to: Island Green car park #170315

    Wrexham1
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    Depends on the individual WCBC warden but if it’s that nasty one called Mike, he’ll happily intimidate frail OAP’s whilst being too scared to approach and ticket the boy racers who illegally park outside McDonald’s

    in reply to: Rubbish #164941

    Wrexham1
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    Please don’t bring Kingdom or any private enforcement ompany back to issue tickets. In Birkenhead a few days ago, a lady was walking with her 2 year old son and he accidentally dropped his biscuit. A Kingdom “officer” then followed her for 10 minutes and actually tried to block her path whilst threatening her with police involvement for “obstruction” for refusing to give him her details. Eventually the lady’s husband came on the scene and the Kingdom “officer” immediately walked off. If anyone is issuing fines for littering in Wrexham then it should be the Councils own in house enforcement team and not a private for profit company

    in reply to: Average waiting times at Wrexham Maelor #162834

    Wrexham1
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    Quite right, the situation with waiting times have definitely gotten worse since Tony Blair opened the floodgates in 2004. More people needing to use the NHS means longer waiting times.

    in reply to: Household Waste being put into, and by public bins. #157204

    Wrexham1
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    Exactly what I was about to say, maybe if the bin collections hadn’t have been cut back, then maybe this wouldn’t be happening. I don’t think Bithell is in any position to lecture people though.


    Wrexham1
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    The Eagles Meadow management employ a cleaning company to supply workers for the site. You often see them walking up and down the main plaza sweeping up litter as they go.

    Good riddance Kingdom, let’s hope a certain two Councillors on the executive board follow them out of the door


    Wrexham1
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    What makes it even worse is that Councillor Bithell is still happy even now for Kingdom “officers” to be on the streets of Wrexham using fake threats of police assistance in order to scare people into paying illegal FPN’s.

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