Blanket 20mph limit across Wales from 2023

[Evanivitch]

bigothunter said:

Evanivitch said:

Drakeford is laughing all the way to his allotment and chalet

Just sooner than anticipated after Keir Starmer had a word

How unsurprising that you're a Daily Fail reader

[Evanivitch]

carlo996 said:

Evanivitch said:

Too lazy to protest, too lazy to read a manifesto, too lazy to vote?

I’d vote for anyone who built a massive wall across Wales and gave them independence

5th Century politics seems to be appropriate for your bigotry.

[carlo996]

Evanivitch said:

5th Century politics seems to be appropriate for your bigotry.

It’s not bigotry, I’m just taking you as a representative example. But, thinking about it, better make a few feet higher

[bigothunter]

Evanivitch said:

bigothunter said:

Evanivitch said:

Drakeford is laughing all the way to his allotment and chalet

Just sooner than anticipated after Keir Starmer had a word

How unsurprising that you're a Daily Fail reader

Wrong again Itchy but at least you're consistent

[Evanivitch]

bigothunter said:

Wrong again Itchy but at least you're consistent

Remind me where else that story was published? It's okay, be proud of what you are, everyone can see it.

[bigothunter]

Evanivitch said:

bigothunter said:

Wrong again Itchy but at least you're consistent

Remind me where else that story was published? It's okay, be proud of what you are, everyone can see it.

Everyone knows what you are

[KTMsm]

bigothunter said:

BBC News said:

Crash boy's life saved by 20mph limit, says mum

A mother whose son was left seriously injured after he was hit by a car believes the 20mph limit saved his life.

The 11-year-old, named Ioan, was left with a double fracture to his pelvis, deep cuts to his face, knees, back and elbow and needed three stitches to his lower lip after the crash on Monday.

Mum Rhiannon, from Holywell, Flintshire, said the youngster could have been killed if the vehicle had been going faster.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1ejpnkvqd5o

I wonder what would have happened if he'd been taught how to cross a road from an early age ?

I've never been knocked down, nor have any of my friends nor any of their kids and most of us live on NSLs

It's amazing what happens when you rely on yourself rather than others to look after you

[bigothunter]

KTMsm said:

bigothunter said:

BBC News said:

Crash boy's life saved by 20mph limit, says mum

A mother whose son was left seriously injured after he was hit by a car believes the 20mph limit saved his life.

The 11-year-old, named Ioan, was left with a double fracture to his pelvis, deep cuts to his face, knees, back and elbow and needed three stitches to his lower lip after the crash on Monday.

Mum Rhiannon, from Holywell, Flintshire, said the youngster could have been killed if the vehicle had been going faster.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1ejpnkvqd5o

I wonder what would have happened if he'd been taught how to cross a road from an early age ?

I've never been knocked down, nor have any of my friends nor any of their kids and most of us live on NSLs

It's amazing what happens when you rely on yourself rather than others to look after you

Then roads wouldn't be fit for our children to play on

But seriously, the assumed right of way for pedestrians and cyclists which has come from misinterpretation of road user hierarchy, is not doing their safety any favours. We need to return to common sense.

[Penrhyn]

KTMsm said:

It's amazing what happens when you rely on yourself rather than others to look after you

TUT TUT WG want to control our lives.

Waters and Dripford out as they are an embarrassment to Labour party.

The Conwy protesters were few as they only put their details on Facearse. I'm not on it, yet would have joined them if l had known about it.

[bigothunter]

Penrhyn said:

TUT TUT WG want to control our lives.

Waters and Dripford out as they are an embarrassment to Labour party.

The Conwy protesters were few as they only put their details on Facearse. I'm not on it, yet would have joined them if l had known about it.

It's naïve to believe that Dripford's early departure was not influenced by pressure from central Labour Party.

Although Angela Rayner may beg to differ, after she extolled Dripford's policies as the Blueprint for Britain until she was told to shut up.

[camel_landy]

bigothunter said:

It's naïve to believe that Dripford's early departure was not influenced by pressure from central Labour Party.

Although Angela Rayner may beg to differ, after she extolled Dripford's policies as the Blueprint for Britain until she was told to shut up.

Like I said before, Dripford & Khan may well have helped Labour clinch defeat from the jaws of victory.

M

[Penrhyn]

camel_landy said:

bigothunter said:

It's naïve to believe that Dripford's early departure was not influenced by pressure from central Labour Party.

Although Angela Rayner may beg to differ, after she extolled Dripford's policies as the Blueprint for Britain until she was told to shut up.

Like I said before, Dripford & Khan may well have helped Labour clinch defeat from the jaws of victory.

M

AGREE

[camel_landy]

KTMsm said:

I wonder what would have happened if he'd been taught how to cross a road from an early age ?

Don't say that too loud, our local WG mouthpiece will be along soon with yet more drivel.

M

[camel_landy]

Penrhyn said:

KTMsm said:

It's amazing what happens when you rely on yourself rather than others to look after you

TUT TUT WG want to control our lives.

Waters and Dripford out as they are an embarrassment to Labour party.

Welsh Labour - The party for the hard of thinking.

M

[Byker28i]

bigothunter said:

KTMsm said:

bigothunter said:

BBC News said:

Crash boy's life saved by 20mph limit, says mum

A mother whose son was left seriously injured after he was hit by a car believes the 20mph limit saved his life.

The 11-year-old, named Ioan, was left with a double fracture to his pelvis, deep cuts to his face, knees, back and elbow and needed three stitches to his lower lip after the crash on Monday.

Mum Rhiannon, from Holywell, Flintshire, said the youngster could have been killed if the vehicle had been going faster.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1ejpnkvqd5o

I wonder what would have happened if he'd been taught how to cross a road from an early age ?

I've never been knocked down, nor have any of my friends nor any of their kids and most of us live on NSLs

It's amazing what happens when you rely on yourself rather than others to look after you

Then roads wouldn't be fit for our children to play on

But seriously, the assumed right of way for pedestrians and cyclists which has come from misinterpretation of road user hierarchy, is not doing their safety any favours. We need to return to common sense.

If the car had been going at 30mph it would have been past and not hit the boy at all

[Byker28i]

camel_landy said:

Penrhyn said:

KTMsm said:

It's amazing what happens when you rely on yourself rather than others to look after you

TUT TUT WG want to control our lives.

Waters and Dripford out as they are an embarrassment to Labour party.

Welsh Labour - The party for the hard of thinking.

M

David Simpson is stepping down as head of Pembrokeshire Council as well.

Oversaw the illegal payoff to the former chief and the coverup that followed, cost the taxpayers around hald a million, just survived a vote of no confidence in 2023. Leaves after utting up rates by 16.3% to balance his 7 years of unable to budget...

[Stella Tortoise]

camel_landy said:

Welsh Labour - The party for the hard of thinking.

M

For balance the tories in Westminster haven’t exactly covered themselves in glory have they?

[carlo996]

Stella Tortoise said:

camel_landy said:

Welsh Labour - The party for the hard of thinking.

M

For balance the tories in Westminster haven’t exactly covered themselves in glory have they?

Admittedly a low bar...but they seem to be up to the job.

[turbobloke]

Stella Tortoise said:

camel_landy said:

Welsh Labour - The party for the hard of thinking.

M

For balance the tories in Westminster haven’t exactly covered themselves in glory have they?

No, though the Wales experience could be helpful if anyone still thinks Labour winning the GE will lead to a land of milk & honey.

For even more balance on this particular topic, Sunak has stated his opposition to blanket "hare-brained" road calming and safety schemes, specifically including 20mph zones, adding that he doesn't want to see such measures "forced" on drivers.

[Stella Tortoise]

turbobloke said:

Stella Tortoise said:

camel_landy said:

Welsh Labour - The party for the hard of thinking.

M

For balance the tories in Westminster haven’t exactly covered themselves in glory have they?

No, though the Wales experience could be helpful if anyone still thinks Labour winning the GE will lead to a land of milk & honey.

For even more balance on this particular topic, Sunak has stated his opposition to blanket "hare-brained" road calming and safety schemes, specifically including 20mph zones, adding that he doesn't want to see such measures "forced" on drivers.

That’s pretty easy for Sunak to say, I don’t imagine that he is, or will be, in the frame for first minister. In this instance he is toothless and enjoying the pot stirring.

For clarity I think nearly all politicians are tts, I also put those who slavishly follow their policies in the same category.