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  • in reply to: Wrexham or Wrecsam #212607

    JP
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    I was always curious what happened to you after Yale, I would have accepted anything between “dead in a doorway” and “University Don”.


    JP
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    Wrexham Council, in one guise or another, has had ambitious plans to restore the glory days of 25~30 years previously to the town, for the entire of my life: I am 53 in a couple of weeks.

    The Council seems to have a split personality, half the people I have dealt with can not do enough to help or promote the town; most of the rest seem to exist only to prevent the first half doing their job.

    Honestly how many people do you need to employ to repeat “we cant do that”?

    As for the elected councillors, too many have police mug shots; others manage to look like they belong as extras in a Guy Ritchie film.

    The recent interest in the football club, was originally quoted as involving a £2million investment. In the grand scheme of things that is a fairly small sum, the pavlovian reaction it has created, just shows how small minded and financially destitute the town actually is.

    Never mind city status; town may take some effort at the moment.

    in reply to: Visitor boom causes problems at viaduct. #209992

    JP
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    Just described Gwynedd.

    in reply to: Flyposting #208607

    JP
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    then go after the ******** putting yes cymru stickers on anything that doesnt move.

    in reply to: Nine Acre Field #207185

    JP
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    There is an infatuation with building on nine acre.
    As for the Groves site, they are probably still trying to work out how they can give the site away for maximum financial loss.

    There is evidently something at play that the general pleblic are unaware of, and are unlikely to be enlightened on.

    Something does not compute at any level.


    JP
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    Typical of a Brexiter, “Get our country back”.

    Now clucking off to somewhere that was literally a third world banana republic for a better future.

    Tells you something of the calibre of person engaged in politics in this country.


    JP
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    So what?

    Check out how many of our councillors have arrest/criminal records.

    She probably only suggested knocking the lot down.

    in reply to: "Pie and Chips town". #204654

    JP
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    Just been in town for the first time this year.

    There was one full on space cadet in Queens Square, a couple more drop outs, a group boozing around the bandstand, a guy slapping his head and talking to himself on Hope street.

    The cobbles on Regent Street by Waterstones are ankle breakers.

    I did see a new bed shop.
    Most of the rest is closed or charity shops

    Wrexham is not a market town, it`s not a pie & chips town; Beer, Football & dossers town maybe.
    Only thing most of what I saw in town would get excited about, would be a £1 shop with 50% off.


    JP
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    Also the traffic would be on a road that has had a considerable upgrade from the lane that was there previously; so difficult to understand how there would be a negative impact.
    We had to have a proposed prison on the estate, before the access roads were considered in need of improvement, strange that.

    in reply to: Mark Drakeford #201418

    JP
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    Remove the EU origin staff from the Maelor, and you would probably struggle to staff a first aid tent.
    Last Doctors that I`ve dealt with at the Maelor were Irish, Dutch, Polish and Indian

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