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  • in reply to: NHS In Wales #70003

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    To give some balance to all the regressive links.
    Tory NHS sniping fails to hit targets | Vox Political

    in reply to: October’s Second Exec Board #70015

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    @99DylanJones 15952 wrote:

    Rob you are right and memory serves me correctly many Councillors would attend put a tick and then go after a very short period. A system could easily be installed that recorded not only attendance but also a recognised minimum before an allowance could be claimed.
    The lack of attendance by the back benchers feels like they realise with the Executive system of only 10 ever voting that they now have such a diminished level responsibility it is not worth turning up.
    Fair play to Alun Jenkins who perseveres to try and get discussion going but must go away from meetings very deflated at the lack of engagement of other Members.

    Whilst of course it appears disappointing when looking at the attendance of “ordinary” Councillors,however as I mentioned in my post in regard to the system itself of Executive Cabinet within Councils,I’m not surprised at the non attendance when the status of the individual Councillor has been reduced to a mere onlooker.

    in reply to: NHS In Wales #70002

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    The last quotations are from the “Guy Fawkes Blog”.Whilst of course there are indeed problems within the Welsh NHS,GFB is hardly an independent think tank!

    Lets just say that the Daily Mail and GFB have their own agenda which I have to say does not have the interests of the NHS anywhere at heart!

    in reply to: NHS In Wales #70001

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    Your right of course Liam to worry about any allegations of anything untoward in the NHS.However I do believe that any link coming from the Daily Mail should carry with it a huge health warning!Any concerns about the NHS to them are secondary to their own agenda.You are also right to hignlight the root causes of problems within the NHS,which are inevitably those of funding and accountability.

    in reply to: Removal Of Councillor Malcolm King As Lead Member #68979

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    An error of course in my message.I was referring to the Bryn Alyn Child Abuse scandal!

    in reply to: Removal Of Councillor Malcolm King As Lead Member #68978

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    I for one will hold no truck with anyone who criticises Malcom King.He was the man who quite literally coaxed every victim of the Bryn Estyn Child Abuse scandal to come forward with their story.Of course he made himself unpopular with those with the funny hand shakes.Yes the same type of people who carried out the abuse.Wow,I could say a lot more but the powers that be are watching every word!

    in reply to: Council-Cabinet or Committees? #69828

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    Apologies for not responding to replies sooner!I’m old enough to remember the old days of Commitees and full Council making all the important decisions.this is one part of the “good old days” I’d definitely like to return!

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