Gareth Jones 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The GWLAD manifesto contains a selection of innovative ideas aimed at fixing the Welsh economy. These include policies aimed at attracting wealthy people to Wales (or better still, back to Wales) and networking with the Welsh diaspora Generally, these ideas are a radical alternative to the one-size-fits-all policies of raising taxes and increasing public spending espoused by the legacy parties Thank goodness for socials, because if it was left to the dying media in Wales far fewer people would know about them! gwlad.org/maniffesto

If you don’t want Sun dimming or geoengineering over the UK please sign the petition. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7580…

Wales Online 23 August 2025 - "... Wales’ schools system has been ranked the worst in the UK five times running in the international Pisa tests" You'd think by now, after 30 years of failure, WG would understand the difference between an action and an outcome When it came to educational outcomes, Wales used to be near the top of the tree. It breaks our hearts what Labour, supported by Plaid, have done to our dear country. Throw them out and don't let them sneak back in. Vote Gwlad! walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-new…

Are the people of Wales actually going to vote for @RUKWales when they have this as an alternative. Watch please 🙏 before you vote in May 👇 this is Jeremy Davies candidate for Gwynedd & Maldwyn, he says “I’m standing because I believe Wales cannot become independent, or truly flourish, without economic independence.”

@YesCornwall @AbolishWestmin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Gŵyl Sant Piran llawen i bawb yn Cernyw.

Today is St Piran’s Day, Cornwall’s national day. Gool Peran Lowen! Gool Peran Lowen dhe bubonan yn Kernow hag a-dro dhe’n bys! Wishing everyone in the UK’s fifth nation and lovers of all things Cornish a very Happy St Piran’s Day! #StPiransDay #GoolPeranLowen

Petition: Protect the Right to Live Without a Digital ID petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7457…

Let's get this petition to first stop of 10k signatures so Govt have to put their response on record: Protect the Right to Live Without a Digital ID petition.parliament.uk/petitions/7457…

@ChazzerEvans @Gwlad_Gwlad @drdavidbull @DanThomas72574 Reform does not stand for Welsh independence. Also Reform's industrial and economic policies, such as they are, are often interventionist and statist. Gwlad believes in a private sector free market economy as in Scandinavia. Tiny Iceland let the banks go bust. So no deal.

Plaid claim to be a party for an independent Wales But would be happy to see us as vassals not just to Wales but to Brussels as well And yet again, the Plaid begging-bowl won't be far from view We in Gwlad believe in low tax, low-regulation and light-touch government which stands back and lets businesses get on with creating wealth for themselves - and for the nation

Rhannwch fy neiseb os gwelwch yn dda i ddysgu hanes Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Share my petition please to teach Welsh hsitory 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 petitions.senedd.wales/petitions/2468…

Cymru has so much talent, so much skill, so much potential, and yet we are falling behind the rest of the world. Plaid Cymru has propped Labour up whom has failed us. Reform has no idea what they want to do, we cannot trust them. @Gwlad_Gwlad has the ambition, the vision, the dedication to provide the opportunities, the canvass, to get the Cymraeg clogs turning again. We have been neglected for centuries, we are behind the modern world, we need action, innovation, ambition to get us on the right track, to prosperity. It’s Time for #Gwlad.

Mae “pleidiau eraill” yng Nghymru’n meddwl yn gyfan gwbl am wariant, nid am dwf. Gellir dweud, o bopeth maen nhw’n ei ddweud, eu bod nhw’n siarad am rannu cacen benodol – yn hytrach na sut i dyfu’r gacen. Gwlad yw’r unig blaid sydd â thyfu’r gacen yn ei DNA (pic: Los Muertos Crew ar Pexels)

Bellach gennym y tudalennau lleol canlynol ar Facebook – Gwlad Bangor, Aberconwy, Ynys Môn Gwlad Brycheiniog Tawe Nedd Gwlad Caerdydd Gwlad Ceredigion Gwlad Gŵyr Abertawe Gwlad Llŷn ac Eifionydd Gwlad Meirionnydd Gwlad Rhymney a Dyffryn Sirhywi Gwlad Sir Gaerfyrddin Ymunwch! Hoffwch!! Sylwch!!! Rhannwch i grwpiau cymunedol ar FB hefyd!!! Dwedwch wrth eich ffrindiau!

@Holy__Bible1 The Lord's Prayer in Welsh:

The Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9–13 “Our Father in heaven, hallowed be Your name. Your kingdom come. Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.”

Machlud yr haul dros Caernarfon heno.

Maybe you've never heard of Gwlad before - here's our leader Coun Gwyn Wigley Evans to explain in a nutshell Face it, there's no other party like us in Wales "Gwlad is a new Welsh independence party. We believe in light-touch government, and a low-tax, entrepreneurial, independent Wales * We offer a credible alternative to the socialist administrations which have dragged Wales down in the past * In everything we advocate, be it business, culture, society, language ... it's Wales first, the people of Wales first * We're a different kind of nationalist party, entirely focused on reclaiming our freedom in the shortest practical timescale; ensuring Wales becomes stable and prosperous. * This means overturning old assumptions and prioritising the economy above all * We don’t believe that Welsh people are better than anyone else. They’re simply the best people to run Wales. * Wales should be distinctive but not isolated; open to the world but not a blank slate. Our language and culture are assets, not liabilities * Wales is poor and our economy needs to grow. There’s a proven way to achieve that, which has lifted billions out of poverty during our lifetimes – free trade and free markets. * We are the only party that recognises what needs to be done * We’re not obsessed by resources. Some say that a country’s wealth depends on its natural resources: water, oil, coal, etc. Yet some of the world’s most successful countries – Finland, Israel, and others – are as small as Wales and have fewer resources * Our trust is in people, not in government. Welsh people are smart and capable: throughout history they’ve often been at the forefront of progress in industry, science & technology, education & healthcare. The government needs to get out of their way * We want to create the conditions for Welsh people to succeed. An education system worthy of the first country in the world to achieve mass literacy - 250 years ago! With a tax system that doesn’t penalise success but rewards long-term investment and growth * We’re committed to universal health care, free at the point of use. But we can't just pour ever more money into the NHS, as if the only alternative were the US system. We advocate a European-style system, funded by insurance but underwritten by government * We say Wales should use the powers it already has to improve things – though every Cardiff Bay Government so far has failed to do so. Ultimately, Wales is a nation We don’t need London to get in our way as we engage with the world on our own terms Tell your friends about Gwlad! Become a paid member!! Even donate!!! Pic of Gwyn by Glenn Whitehouse

Maybe you've never heard of Gwlad before - here's our leader Coun Gwyn Wigley Evans to explain in a nutshell Face it, there's no other party like us in Wales "Gwlad is a new Welsh independence party. We believe in light-touch government, and a low-tax, entrepreneurial, independent Wales * We offer a credible alternative to the socialist administrations which have dragged Wales down in the past * In everything we advocate, be it business, culture, society, language ... it's Wales first, the people of Wales first * We're a different kind of nationalist party, entirely focused on reclaiming our freedom in the shortest practical timescale; ensuring Wales becomes stable and prosperous. * This means overturning old assumptions and prioritising the economy above all * We don’t believe that Welsh people are better than anyone else. They’re simply the best people to run Wales. * Wales should be distinctive but not isolated; open to the world but not a blank slate. Our language and culture are assets, not liabilities * Wales is poor and our economy needs to grow. There’s a proven way to achieve that, which has lifted billions out of poverty during our lifetimes – free trade and free markets. * We are the only party that recognises what needs to be done * We’re not obsessed by resources. Some say that a country’s wealth depends on its natural resources: water, oil, coal, etc. Yet some of the world’s most successful countries – Finland, Israel, and others – are as small as Wales and have fewer resources * Our trust is in people, not in government. Welsh people are smart and capable: throughout history they’ve often been at the forefront of progress in industry, science & technology, education & healthcare. The government needs to get out of their way * We want to create the conditions for Welsh people to succeed. An education system worthy of the first country in the world to achieve mass literacy - 250 years ago! With a tax system that doesn’t penalise success but rewards long-term investment and growth * We’re committed to universal health care, free at the point of use. But we can't just pour ever more money into the NHS, as if the only alternative were the US system. We advocate a European-style system, funded by insurance but underwritten by government * We say Wales should use the powers it already has to improve things – though every Cardiff Bay Government so far has failed to do so. Ultimately, Wales is a nation We don’t need London to get in our way as we engage with the world on our own terms Tell your friends about Gwlad! Become a paid member!! Even donate!!! Pic of Gwyn by Glenn Whitehouse

Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi gyd a gefnogodd Gwlad a’n hymgeisydd gwych Anthony Cook yn yr etholiad ddoe #Caerffili Llongyfarchiadau i Lindsay Whittle a Plaid Cymru ar eu buddugoliaeth. O ddechrau o’r newydd yn lleol, rydym ni yng Ngwlad wrth ein bodd ein bod wedi codi ein proffil yn sylweddol dros ymgyrch hon — nid yn unig yn #Caerffili ond ledled Cymru ac ymhellach. Rydym wedi dysgu llawer ac yn edrych ymlaen at yr her nesaf. Mae gennym ffordd i fynd, ond rydyn ni ar ein ffordd! Ymunwch â ni a helpwch i adeiladu Cymru well!