Come and meet Gwlad in Caerphilly

Anthony Cook (on the right) with Gwlad leader Gwyn Wigley Evans
Anthony Cook (on the right) with Gwlad leader Gwyn Wigley Evans

Don’t miss your chance to find out more about Gwlad and Anthony Cook, our Caerphilly candidate, at the Caerphilly Miners’ Centre, between 12 and 3 pm on Saturday 11 October!

Hear how Gwlad and Anthony will work for a better Wales, and a better Caerphilly

Click here for more details and to get tickets (Eventbrite)

Anthony Cook, ymgeisydd Gwlad yng Nghaerffili (ar y dde), gyda Gwyn Wigley Evans, Arweinydd Gwlad
Anthony Cook, ymgeisydd Gwlad yng Nghaerffili (ar y dde), gyda Gwyn Wigley Evans, Arweinydd Gwlad
Anthony Cook, ymgeisydd Gwlad yn is-etholiad Caerffili ar gyfer y Senedd (ar y dde), gyda Gwyn Wigley Evans, Arweinydd Gwad
Mae Anthony Cook, ymgeisydd Gwlad yn is-etholiad Caerffili ar gyfer y Senedd, wedi taro’r nod
Anthony Cook (on the right) with Gwlad leader Gwyn Wigley Evans
Anthony Cook (on the right) with Gwlad leader Gwyn Wigley Evans
Rydym yn cydnabod pwysigrwydd amaethyddiaeth i economi a bywyd cenedlaethol Cymru
Rydym yn cydnabod pwysigrwydd amaethyddiaeth i economi a bywyd cenedlaethol Cymru
Rydym yn cydnabod pwysigrwydd amaethyddiaeth i economi a bywyd cenedlaethol Cymru
We recognise the importance of agriculture to the Welsh economy and national life
We recognise the importance of agriculture to the Welsh economy and national life

2 thoughts on “Come and meet Gwlad in Caerphilly”

  1. Whilst I was born and spent my early years in a village a few miles from Caerphilly my parents moved from Wales London for work reasons.

    Despite living in England for decades I’ve never forgotten my Welsh heritage but for family reasons have not been able to return to live there. Nevertheless, Welsh politics is constantly on my mind; more so with pending elections and the atrocious effect both Labour and Plaid have had on the people of Wales.

    Were I living in Wales I would very seriously consider joining Gwlad. Is the fact I live outside Wales a bar?

    Of much concern is the response of a cousin who lives in Quakers Yard. They are as equally concerned by the way the Welsh government is failing the people of Wales. However, when I asked them yesterday about voting for Gwlad the response was they’d never heard of you?

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    • We have numerous members outside Wales, reflecting the fact that it’s not at all uncommon for people to leave Wales for work reasons. Often, people who’ve left Wales for a while have a good insight into how badly Wales is actually run.

      As for your cousin in Quakers Yard; yes, we have got a lot of work to do to raise our profile, but keep an eye on our social medial channels and we plan to get much more prominent over the next three months.

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