Incredible table. 6 of the bottom 10 local authority areas in the UK for first time buyer affordability are in Wales. Why? Because our wages are crap. Bizarre lack of political interest in private sector housing, too.

It suits him doesn’t it? Vote Cllr Gwyn Wigley Evans and a voice for #ceredigion in the #senedd2026 elections May 7th 2026.

Not on the TV - going viral on Facebook…

Not on the TV - but going viral on Facebook

Joe Allen It will be Gwlad - Wales CAN Be Better that will lead an independent wales. No one in their right minds would vote for a left wing economic plan. It would be chaos and a disaster. Ireland has never had a left wing government.

Joe Allen DOGE Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💰 Excellent point Joe. Plaid can’t have it both ways. It’s only right therefore to raise 3 points in response: - Do they realise that the EU are anti a poor country like Wales (as opposed to the UK) joining the EU (as I have been reliably informed)? - “Independence” is therefore

There are currently 3 vacancies on Welsh Local Authorities. No by-election dates yet. Rhyl South (Denbighshire) - Passing of Cllr Jeanette Chamberlain-Jones (IND) Rogerstone North (Newport) - Resignation of Cllr Chris Reeks (CON) Llandrindod South (Powys) - Resignation of Cllr

You’re Welsh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 and voting for Nigel Farage MP? Puzzling when you’ve got this 👇

Have you seen these Bunkabins? Portable accommodation at a contractors village in Gwynedd. What is the benefit of these huge engineering schemes for people living in Wales?

Gwlad Leader, and candidate in Ceredigion Penfro, Gwyn Wigley Evans farms in mid Wales and also trades internationally in textiles. Gwyn sits on Ceredigion County Council and is involved with many local community organisations Just out of interest we checked the list of Plaid

After 50 years of loyalty, why would Jeremy Davies turn his back on Plaid Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿? Because he believes Plaid turned its back on people like him and communities like his a long time ago. He’s seen what’s happening in Gwynedd. He’s seen local priorities pushed aside. And he’s had

Tudur Fychan is a 28 year old Civil Engineer and Sheep Farmer from near Aberaeron. He is urging young people to join Gwlad. He says “This country needs a new direction, the old way of doing politics hasn’t worked, it’s time for something new. It’s time for GWLAD.”

From just £12 a year to join over at Gwlad.org free T-shirts while stocks last

Genius as ever from Rory Sutherland and Gwlad - Wales CAN Be Better

Cllr Gwyn Wigley Evans has been doing his own filming. He’s not on social media all day - he’s out and about, getting to know people and helping solve problems. Politics doesn’t have to descend into a slanging match, but that’s exactly what we’re seeing right now from Reform and

We don't parachute people in from somewhere else. GWLAD candidates fighting for your vote know their areas like the back of their hand. They've lived in their constituencies for years. They know the issues. They know the people. Beat that gwlad.org/candidates

The big parties in Wales are hiring expensive communications agencies. We don’t need that!! You won’t see other candidates like this filming on their mobiles in Ceredigion. Go for it Gwyn Wigley Evans

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Gwlad - Wales CAN Be Better Sure! As a Welsh independence party, Gwlad's core focus is making Wales a sovereign nation via free-market enterprise, economic growth, and using Senedd powers to end reliance on London handouts—while accepting Brexit as settled and opposing mass immigration (esp. resettling