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@Brunte84 This you, hypocritical cont?

@RobertJudd4 @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson Wales gets a bit more per head because it has higher health needs and costs—so it’s not like-for-like with England.

@neilstweet @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson Wales gets more per person than England, its how you spend it.

Very few journalists have a clue about Wales. On 7th May, Wales will make political history. It will be the most staggering sudden fall of a dominant party since the Liberals in the 1920s. Welsh Labour, the most successful political party in the world, is finished.

@RobertJudd4 @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson I don’t think anyone’s saying they were perfect. There’s been investment, free prescriptions, support for families, and attempts to rebuild after decades of industrial decline. It’s more about who’s most likely to improve things from here, not pretending everything’s been great.

@neilstweet @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson What was so great about a Labour/Plaid Senedd that now you want a Plaid/Labour Senedd. They were really rubbish!

@RobertJudd4 @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson Yes bad decision they were sold divide politics by farage and co. Why anyone would think he would ever have Welsh interests at heart is beyond me

@neilstweet @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson Yet they voted to leave

@RobertJudd4 @mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson The Valleys were one of the biggest recipients of EU funding in the UK—so clearly there was something to lose. The jobs went in the 80s—everything since has been trying (and struggling) to replace them.

@mostlyswimming @neilstweet @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson People in The Valleys voted Brexit because they had nothing to lose! Under Labour Rhondda Valley is still poverty stricken, poor health services, no job creation, you need to leave to work.

@ArchRose90 To be fair I’d spend 30k to bleach the place after Boris

Keir Starmer in opposition: Boris spending a donors money on wallpaper is immoral! Starmer in government: I’ll spend £30,000 of taxpayers money on a £1,400 bed, £4,440 on three sofas, £1,630 on a shower screen, a £1,395 TV unit and £990 on kitchen chairs. More hypocrisy.

@DarrenFarr @AllisonPearson Yes, it’s not bankrupt

@neilstweet @AllisonPearson Read the audit wales report!!

@DarrenFarr @AllisonPearson It’s a fact Darren

@neilstweet @AllisonPearson Really!! Ok you believe what you want!!

@DarrenFarr @AllisonPearson It’s not bankrupt

@neilstweet @AllisonPearson Which bankrupted the NHS and we cannot afford it

@blanch_COYS @RebeccaCNReid Why should your employer offer you full support? Why should they let you work from home? What would you do if you didn’t have that flexibility?

@RebeccaCNReid Get a job that suits then. I have managed on my own for 7 years with no issue and have full support including flexible hours

Breakfast clubs are not about breakfast, they're largely about pre-school care because it's impossible for two working parents to commute to their desks at 9AM if schools start at 8.40.

@DaveWebber3 @Toffybolox @RebeccaCNReid With great difficulty Dave… this helps working parents who are putting money back into the economy. Why is that an issue? How would you manage without “free” healthcare??

@Toffybolox @RebeccaCNReid I’m sure there are people that can help, how did you manage before the “free” breakfast clubs

@EggsNBakey83 @Bbmorg Ok tell us what’s that?

@Bbmorg Literally laced with carcinogenic ingredients & you think people who have had the jab are ‘safe’? Sorry but if you’ve took the jab, you have something inside your body that isn’t needed or particularly desired by your body, good luck.

Imagine both living in London and having had a Covid jab! No one could survive both!

@ThePGTipschimp @AllisonPearson If the choice is fixing potholes or making sure kids aren’t going to school hungry, most people can hold both thoughts at once. And roads and litter are council responsibilities that have been squeezed for years—not the same as national support policies.

@neilstweet @AllisonPearson Yay! Breakfast clubs, free school meals and prescriptions. And yet apart from Cardiff city centre, the country’s towns and cities are litter strewn pothole riddled shitholes.

@mostlyswimming @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson How so?

@neilstweet @SBonser66 @AllisonPearson The leave vote was huge in Wales because farmers felt betrayed. Labour have betrayed them even more.

@DeniseC48200342 @AllisonPearson Wales is doing worse on waiting times, especially the really long ones. But the NHS is under pressure everywhere in the UK, and the systems are run differently, so it’s not quite as simple as people make out.

@neilstweet @AllisonPearson The NHS though, beyond terrible. No paramedics employed from their courses this year too.

@SBonser66 @AllisonPearson You already fund other people’s lives every day—schools, NHS, pensions. That’s called living in a country. Feeding kids so they can learn and parents can work isn’t the issue. Ignoring Brexit’s impact on one of the most EU-reliant parts of the UK is.

@neilstweet @AllisonPearson They've not free school meals. The hard working tax payers is footing the bill. Why should I pay ton feed someone else's kids? Wales isna basket case, which is very sad and all due to Labour's mismanagement over decades, nothing to do with Brexit.

@AJ151O Rubbish

Everyone’s too comfortable in the UK man they work their 9-5 and that’s it. No desire to add value, no desire to learn or hone skills that will make money.

@Macbeveridge @SimonHarrisMBD Another reform voter ✅

@SimonHarrisMBD That’s your problem Simon. Many of us have managed to feed our children, get them to school and get to work. What’s next? Have someone come to your house and wipe your backside.

The irony of people attacking free breakfast clubs because ‘parents should work hard to feed their kids,’ when parents use these so they can drop their kids off earlier and then … you guessed it … go to work at the time required by their employer in order to feed their kids.

@KingBobIIV @bphillipsonMP You’re not only poor but badly educated

I am poor, but my most basic and important role is to ensure my child eats. Children not being fed properly, is the first sign teachers and care givers have that there is a bigger issue in the home. You're now removing that first sign. I would rather my little girl didnt face being dragged in to a bush at knifepoint and raped by foreign men on the way to and from school, rather than having a bowl of cereal.

We want children growing up in our country healthy and happy. With Best Start free breakfast clubs, half a million more children to receive free school meals and new updates to the quality of school food, Labour is setting children up to achieve and thrive.