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Zoomchat with Eluned Morgan MS, First Minister of Wales - Wednesday 30th April, 2.30pm

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RhiannonEMumsnet · 25/04/2025 15:09

Hi all,

We’re pleased to announce a Mumsnet Asks Zoomchat with First Minister of Wales Eluned Morgan MS on Wednesday 30th April at 2.30pm. Please post your questions below, and we’ll put a selection to the First Minister via Zoom.

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thevassal · 01/05/2025 22:17

ThePoshUns · 01/05/2025 20:04

Yes a bit more about her than her predecessor.

tbf a wet dishcloth has more presence and charisma than drakeford

@tanstaafl that does seem an insane stat to me, also not sure exactly how it would be counted tbh. I can't think of many of my family or friends who would have monthly contact with the NHS and it seems weird nearly everyone I know would be an outlier

even if it is being defined very loosely, e.g. anytime someone gets a repeat prescription (such as the pill or hayfever tablets) or a dentist appt or gives blood that still seems too high.

@Ritasueandbobtoo9 I do feel that, particularly since the pandemic, Wales has followed Scotland in basing their policy decision making on = whatever England are doing, we'll do something different...

It will be interesting to see what they blame now the favourite excuse of 'the nasty conservative govt not giving us the money' isn't available.

Ritasueandbobtoo9 · 01/05/2025 22:31

Yes, a lot of doing something different for the sake of it. Some of the things she championed at the end like Higher threshold funding in Wales for care and limits on £100 per week contribution are breaking local councils. There will be no services except social services soon because of it. That’s why arts and culture are decimated. When I was young there were youth clubs in every village, you could learn music for free for at least a year and the roads didn’t have pot holes. You could park for free in towns and the towns were thriving. Now nothing is free, you pay to park in towns with very little to do in them, no youth clubs and leisure centres cost a fortune. 22 years of labour and Wales is worse off but never mind we can create more MS politicians and spend £££ on waving the Draig Coch!

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