Tudor Thomas

Pleased and proud to elected to be Chair of Monmouthshire County Council supported by Vice Chair David Jones at yesterday’s AGM .

While the Senedd elections have been taking place, we have been cracking on with our resurfacing road programme. Very pleased we have started to resurface Malpas road, North of the M4. instagram.com/reel/DYKCsFWNL…

Commiserations to Anthony Hunt, Laura Wright, Catrin Maby, Ben Callard, Nick Byrne & Su McConnel - you all contributed so much to the campaign & your time will come. (2/2)

Thank you to Eluned Morgan, Wales’ first female First Minister, for her outstanding service to the people of Wales. As Eluned stands down as Welsh Labour Leader, I want to thank her for all her brilliant work and her friendship. (1/2)

Glad that at least Huw Thomas is in the Senedd for Labour!

No North / South Wales divide here. Flintshire and Newport campaigning together. Thank you to the leader of Flintshire for coming down to help.

Not bad for a council-house estate, comprehensive-school educated lad, now MP for the part of Bristol in which he grew up. A face of modern Britain.

Absolute lunacy- what a disaster these people will be if ever elected! What devastation they would wreak on our public services and freedoms! We cannot say we haven’t bern forewarned! 🙏

Great to see Labour across Wales pulling together - as we always do!!

Education is the life blood of any successful society - this is a brilliant investment for the future !

This is very good news for Newport!

Fantastic and long-awaited news.

CALLING CALDICOT FAMILIES! Have your say on proposals to change the age range of Durand Primary School and replace school nursery class with a non-maintained setting offering funded early education places. Consultation closes 13/3/26. More info online at letstalkmonmouthshire.co.uk/early-years-pr…

Last month we discussed how to better support Newport’s sports teams — from grassroots to elite. I’m pleased our budget includes: 🏅 £500,000 for grassroots clubs 🏆 £250,000 (match funding) for elite teams Including support for feasibility studies like new training facilities.

Let's Talk Monmouthshire. Let's Talk Budget and Priorities 2026-2027 We’re proposing an extra £5.5 million for roads, footpaths, bridges and public rights of way Do you support this? letstalkmonmouthshire.co.uk/budget-2026-27

A red Army surgeon is examining Rudolf Scherm, a Jewish engineer from Vienna, one of the very few (some 7.000) sick survivors of Auschwitz who was still barely alive when the Red Army liberated the camp on January 27, 1945.

Remembering is how we can learn and do better. @HolocaustUK's work to share the stories of survivors has never been more necessary as we mark Holocaust Memorial Day.

Today, we remember the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, and all victims of the Nazi regime and of genocides throughout history. As we mark Holocaust Memorial Day, we honour those who were lost, and we recommit to building a brighter future.

Today is Holocaust Memorial Day. My grandfather arrived here as a refugee, a Holocaust survivor and helped build the life and the democracy I stand in. Now denial grows. Antisemitism shapeshifts into “debate,” into “what about,” into language that makes hatred feel normal. He was saved by a country that chose courage. What kind of country will we choose to be? The responsibility to remember and to speak up is now ours @HMD_UK #bridginggenerations

This is a clear lesson of history: when hatred against one people is not stopped, others cannot remain indifferent or stand idly by. Aggression and disdain for human life and life of entire nations must never prevail, and such protection of life must be the responsibility not only of the brave but of all humanity. Today, the world honors the memory of the victims of the Holocaust—millions of innocent children, women, and men. Millions of Jews murdered by the Nazis. Tragically, the indifference of others contributed greatly to this catastrophe. Yet, ultimately, the world united to defeat the Nazis and achieve victory over this evil. On this very day—January 27, 1945—the last prisoners were liberated from Auschwitz, one of the most horrific Nazi concentration camps. This is exactly how the world must act now. Whenever hatred and war threaten nations, the unity that saves lives is required. Everyone in the world who truly values peace and calm must value them not only for themselves; they must make every effort to ensure that hatred never prevails again, so that anyone who spreads it knows they are destined to lose. Eternal memory to all victims of the Holocaust!