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@HywelDdaHB prynhawn da. Dw i wedi bod yn trio eich ffonio sawl gwaith i ganslo apwyntiad MRI. Does dim byth ateb. A fyddai modd i rhywun gysylltu â mi os gwelwch yn dda.

@WillHayCardiff Os ydw i’n tanysgrifio i dy gylchlythyr a talu’r swm blynyddol, Ydy’r swm yn cael ei gymryd mas bob blwyddyn neu mond eleni fel taliad ‘one-off’? Diolch.

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@WillHayCardiff Llongyfarchiadau. Mi wyt ti’n gwneud gwaith pwysig yn fy marn i. Diolch. 👍

Guess what, guess what, guess what! The Will Hayward Newsletter has been nominated "Best Journalism-based Newsletters of 2025 (specialist and regional)" up against the likes of the Financial Times at the Future of Media Awards. AND For Wales, See Wales has been nominated for Best Journalism-based Podcast as well! Thank you so so much to all the people in Wales and beyond who support these projects both with their money and their attention. I am so very grateful. pressgazette.co.uk/publishers/dig…

@douglas_warden @WillHayCardiff I think you might mean: ‘Prosperity for England (the colonists) came from using Cymru’s (the colonised) natural resources.’

@WillHayCardiff History has taught us that prosperity *DOES* come from using our natural resources. It also comes from technology, innovation and building things. To do that you need cheap energy and infrastructure. What does “developing the people” mean?

Nigel Farage wants to reopen coal mines in Wales. Wales had the highest rate of respiratory death in Western Europe due, in part, to our industrial heritage. The mines also devastated our environment and there remains thousands of people living below dangerous coal tips. History has taught us that prosperity for the people of Cymru won’t come from extracting the resources under their feet, but from developing the people themselves.

@SianWeather @PrifWeinidog #Annibyniaeth

Westminster needs a Geography lesson!Wales borders England-we’re not IN England.On what planet can an Oxford-Cambridge rail line be defined as an England&Wales Project?And Eluned Morgan defends this putrid deal, selling us out. Again. Just like HS2.Shame on @PrifWeinidog #shafted

@Cymdeithas @Golwg360 @RhAG1

Llond neuadd eisiau mwy o addysg Gymraeg yn Llanfyllin. Rhaid cael chwyldro a normaleiddio'r Gymraeg

Heddiw yw pen taith a gychwynnodd chwarter canrif yn ôl pan ddes i allan o geudyllau llechi Llechwedd gyda'r ysgogiad i ysgrifennu nofel am hogyn o Fro Ffestiniog sy'n rhedeg i ffwrdd o'i gartref ac yn dod yn bianydd jazz yn Berlin. Diolch, @CarregGwalch, am wireddu fy mreuddwyd!

@Emr678 Iawn. Ond hefyd: A vote for labour is a vote for English nationalism A vote for the tories is a vote for English nationalism Brawd mogu yw tagu.

Take note A vote for reform is a vote for English nationalism This is what the anglicisation of Wales looks like Vote for Wales in 2026 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@narindertweets Brits? The English you mean. We celebrate Dydd Gwyl Dewi here beautifully- with Eisteddfodau and all sorts of community events to celebrate our rich heritage. Please don’t lump us with England. Don’t be a coloniser. Indeed, one might say that this post is part of the problem.

Who remembers the awful trouble last St. Georges Day? Question for a debate tomorrow- why do Brits find it difficult to celebrate St. Georges Day?

@JeremyVineOn5 Y cwestiwn ddylsech chi fod yn ei ofyn ydy: pam uffarn nad yw pob ysgol yng Nghymru yn addysgu trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg? Mae’r ffordd mae’r cwestiwn hwn wedi ei fframio yn dweud cyfrolau amdanoch #coloneiddio #coloneiddioohyd

Should schools in Wales teach all lessons in Welsh? A council wants all classes for its youngest pupils and the vast majority for older ones to be taught in Welsh, rather than English. Councillors have been called 'zealots', but some want to go further. Where do you stand?

@ElContador2000 @JeremyVineOn5 Achos ei fod yn cael ei siarad yng Nghymru 🙈

@JeremyVineOn5 In which other country is Welsh spoken? As far as I am aware, none. So what is the point?

@thebarryhorns This is Labour’s answer to farmers too. They screw them and then give money to mental health charities and pat themselves on the back.

@Steph_Peacock For ‘British’ see ‘English’ #colonisers

🚨 The Steel Industry Bill has just passed 🚨 Proud to be in Parliament today to help to secure British Steel 🇬🇧 This Labour Government will protect British industry and jobs.

@FredThomasUK Britain isn’t a country. Cymru is a country. We are unable to make steel from scratch. We are governed by an unionist party from the country next door. #colonisers

If Britain lost the ability to produce primary steel it would be the only country in the G7 unable to make steel from scratch. #LabourSavesSteel

@AndyMcDonaldMP Just to be clear. ‘Our steel’ = English steel Thank you for helping the independence movement here in Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Cymru subsidising England again. #annibyniaeth #independence #unionistpartiesarecolonisers

I'm travelling down to an emergency session of Parliament today. Labour in Government is taking action to save our steel. #SaveOurSteel #LabourSavesSteel

@LukeTryl And for 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿: We are closer to becoming an independent sovereign nation. 👍

Think yesterday has a claim to be one of best days for this Government. 3 reasons 1. Taking control of the plant/nationalisation popular in of itself 2. More widely it shows Government can take control of situations 3. Gave Labour a definition/purpose that has been lacking

@narindertweets Could we please stop mixing up between ‘British’ and ‘English’. #colonisation #annibyniaeth #independence 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

My Dad and uncles came over from India to work in the steel foundries back in the 60s. Newby foundry in West Bromwich to be precise. It was long, hot and extremely hard and dangerous work. He did double shifts and I remember him walking back home barely able to stand by the time he got home..all dirty and exhausted. It was a job British citizens weren't keen to do (funny that). Immigrants basically saved British steel back then.

Latest news letter is out today. It looks at some really interesting polling around Welsh independence and a deep dive into a little acknowledged group of people who are keeping Welsh society going. Link in pinned tweet.