Our friend Wayne Erasmus will be standing as Gwlad candidate in the two Llangennech elections on 7 August.
There’ll be one election for Carmarthenshire County Council, and one for Llangennech Community Council.
So you have two votes for Wayne!
We know Wayne would appreciate any help you might be able to lend his campaign, such as delivering leaflets, putting up posters or helping voters (Gwlad voters only!) get to polling stations.
If you can lend a hand, mail wayne.erasmus@gwlad.org.
Here’s a statement from Wayne in his own words
“I sailed as a Chief Engineer in the Merchant Navy. I am a first-language Welsh speaker who has lived in Hendy, since 1986.
Since retiring in 2014 I have run a number of local charities and food banks. Among other things I led a successful campaign to prevent increases in pitch fees in the Carmarthenshire League to a level that would have finished grass roots sport. I was one of the founder members of Hendy Junior Football, and many of the boys came from Llangennech.
I enjoy a quiet moment in the Morlais (Smiths) in Llangennech.
I have to pay tribute to the late Gary Jones who helped me when the food bank was in the Farmers in Llangennech. Even so, Labour and Plaid Cymru have failed Llangennech and Wales, over reduced services at Prince Philip hospital, Council Care, the 20mph fiasco, and locally the sale of the RN
Carmarthen CC is deep in debt due to Plaid Cymru mismanagement.
There is a need for greater honesty and transparency in Carmarthenshire County Council workings, and communication with the electorate.
There is only one party that puts Wales first, and that’s Gwlad and I am proud to represent Gwlad in the Llangennech elections on 7 August.
More about me and Gwlad over the next few weeks!“
Support Wayne on his Facebook campaign page at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61576251052369
1 thought on “Llangennech By-elections on 7th August”
Time to find a true candidate not waiting to go to court for animals abuse ( pigs & goats)
Swansea Council has taken possession of 13 goats and 7 pigs belonging to a political campaigner and community councillor. A district judge ordered that the animals belonging to David Wayne Erasmus, a member of pro-Welsh independence party Gwlad, be handed over to the local authority after hearing evidence that they were suffering and were likely to continue to suffer.
Time for change 6 votes !!!!!!!