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Brilliant that David gets to train with one of his heroes - brilliant coach too , helped him so much with his return from injury

@BenGrahamUK So you’re saying no place for renewables at all ? Why ? Is that just because traders can’t make money from renewables ?

Britain cannot rely on wind and solar power. We’re not a sunny nation, it's usually raining and wind is unreliable. Transforming 500,000 acres of countryside into turbines and panels isn’t progress, it’s symbolic theatre. We need a pragmatic energy strategy: fossil fuels and nuclear to power growth, keep bills manageable, and secure our future.

@HarrietCross_MP You do realise that any additional oil or gas coming out of the North Sea will just be sold on the international market at international prices - you’re just trying to shop cheap political points

The Government know we need oil & gas. They just don’t want to use OUR oil & gas. 👉 End the ban on new licences. Now. 👉 Scrap the EPL. Now. 👉 Permit Rosebank & Jackdaw. Now.

@OliverKamm @Nigel_Farage It’s beyond belief that any Welsh voter would consider voting for him or his party - despite their protestations , it can only really be because they are inherently racist and they are responding to his racist dog whistling

It’s hard to overstate the ignorance of @Nigel_Farage on so many issues, in so many ways. Welsh has a far longer history in the British isles than English does. theguardian.com/uk-news/ng-int…

@jechristensen56 agreed - this should effectively become law - certainly for any new builds of commercial premises to gain planning permission to allow them to be built

Long, long overdue -- every factory, every aircraft hangar, every farm barn, should be smothered in solar panels

@AndrewBowie_MP in no way has the current government decimated the oil and gas industry . Worth noting that under the previous Tory government direct jobs in the UK industry dropped from 38,100 in 2015 to 27,600 in 2022. stop the ridiculous political points scoring

Forgive me if I don’t take seriously your commitment to British industry and workers Prime Minister, as you oversee the decimation of another leading British industry (our oil and gas sector) with 1000s of job losses every month. In the middle of an energy crisis. 🥀🙄

@RhydianLFrancis You're talking absolute rubbish. Much of this lad would still be productive for agriculture - much of it isn't currently productive land anyway . Why is it that people involved in politics on the right always want to defend the revenue streams of the fossil fuel companies ????!!

Labour’s proposal to convert 500,000 acres of countryside into “net zero farms” is deeply troubling. Valuable, productive land ought not be left underused; it should be harnessed to maximise the production of British produce.gbnews.com/money/labour-p…

@CustomsZebra These are wonderful - maybe the best ones you’ve done yet ! Great work

The Eagle & The Zebra 🦓 • • • Big day on Friday, was fortunate enough to hand over Rob’s shoes to him! • • • The futures bright! Rocket to the moon! 🚀 #wrexham #wrexhamfc #robmcelhenney #welcometowrexham

@mandotheway100 @JordanEVGuy Not at all - you’re absolutely entitled to your views , I just find it odd that some would get so involved in something which they have no interest in - there are better things to do with your time - that is the way

@robj_j @JordanEVGuy I didn’t seek it out. It came up on my timeline. Plus I gave my opinion. Clearly I’m not allowed to do that as you believe in censorship.

This doesn’t look like much, but it changes everything. What you’re looking at is an evpzee lamppost charger. It is the smartest solution to one of the biggest barriers to EV adoption. A standard street lamp, quietly turned into an EV charger. No digging up roads, it is installed in just 30 minutes. No huge infrastructure projects, a full street can be electrified in a matter of hours. Manufactured and assembled in the UK and fully OCPP. Using what’s already there. For millions of people across the UK, especially those without driveways, this is the difference between “I can’t have an EV” and “actually…I can.” It’s easy to overlook innovations like this because they’re not flashy. No 350kW ultra-rapid chargers. No massive charging hubs. Just practical, scalable, everyday infrastructure doing exactly what it needs to do. And that’s the point. The EV transition will be be driven by everyone having the ability to charge when they need to. Simple. Effective.

@mandotheway100 @JordanEVGuy Genuine question . Why does anybody waste their time seeking out posts they have no interest in and have no impact on their lives just to say something negative about them ? It’s a bizarre waste of time

@robj_j @JordanEVGuy Correct. It’s called FoS.

@mandotheway100 @JordanEVGuy And yet here you are commenting on it :-)

@JordanEVGuy And guess what. No one asked you to post your very boring insignificant post.

@RobRyanRed @WrexhamFan3 Wrexham & Southampton

REMAINING PLAY-OFF CONTENDER SCHEDULES 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐰𝐚𝐥𝐥 (𝟒𝐭𝐡) Ipswich Town (A) Middlesbrough (A) Norwich City (H) West Brom (A) QPR (H) Stoke City (A) Leicester City (A) Oxford Utd (H) 𝐇𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐲 (𝟓𝐭𝐡) Sheffield Wednesday (H) Oxford Utd (A) Coventry City (H) Sheffield Utd (A) Birmingham City (H) Leicester City (A) Charlton Athletic (A) Norwich City (H) 𝐖𝐫𝐞𝐱𝐡𝐚𝐦 (𝟔𝐭𝐡) Sheffield Utd (A) West Brom (A) Southampton (H) Birmingham City (A) Stoke City (H) Oxford Utd (A) Coventry City (A) Middlesbrough (H) 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐭𝐨𝐧 (𝟕𝐭𝐡) Norwich City (H) Oxford Utd (H) Wrexham (A) Derby County (H) Swansea City (A) Bristol City (H) Blackburn Rovers (H) Ipswich Town (H) Preston North End (A) 𝐃𝐞𝐫𝐛𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐲 (𝟖𝐭𝐡) Birmingham City (H) Coventry City (A) Stoke City (H) Southampton (A) Oxford Utd (H) Norwich City (A) QPR (A) Sheffield Utd (H) Who makes the play-offs? 👀

@jason_oco But reform are going to cut taxes, which mean cuts to public services, which means less money for schools, which means less money for them to spend on food, which means they're less likely to afford UK reared chicken. It's absurd it comes in from china, but you'll make it worse

This is absolute madness & goes to show how far the war on our farmers, in the name of "net zero", has gone. Our Welsh kids in schools are being fed chicken shipped from China and Thailand, thousands of miles away, while our own farmers struggle under red tape, high costs, and unfair competition. In places like Merthyr Tydfil, it's over 99% imported from abroad! In others, like Gwynedd and Conwy, it's 87-94% non-UK/EU sources. This isn't just about price, it's another betrayal from this out of touch government. Welsh poultry meets world-class welfare and environmental standards. Imports often don't face the same scrutiny, racking up massive food miles and undermining our own rural economy. Why are we sending public money overseas instead of backing local producers who employ Welsh families and keep money in our communities? The Welsh Government's talk of boosting local sourcing by 2030 rings hollow when our kids' plates are filled with cheap foreign chicken today. Enough is enough. Reform will champion Welsh farmers: prioritise British/Welsh produce in public procurement, cut the bureaucracy strangling our agriculture, and put Wales first. Support our farmers; they feed the nation. Don't let distant imports feed our children. Look for the Red tractor symbol on your produce when shopping. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

@northseaweather @jonburkeUK point is , you have a mix of energy sources though right ? you leverage , solar, wind , hydro , nuclear all to minimise the use of fossil fuels when you don't need them - that's surely the sensible pragmatic approach for all ?

@jonburkeUK Savour it while you can. The bottoms going to fall out of your seat as the winds disappear later Wednesday, not returning until sometime Sunday. Just imagine what a joyless weekend that would be if we only had windmills to provide electricity.

Reply guys of X may wish to pour a stiff one, grab a seat, and keep the smelling salts to hand…because Britain’s electricity is currently 82% zero carbon!

@DanW2Capital @J_J_Burke you should try it sometime , the atmosphere an be amazing in a ground like this

@robj_j @J_J_Burke As if that's totally fine. 🤣

Might be in the minority but I have no idea why anyone would want Southampton in the play-offs/PL over Wrexham. Southampton do it every year, and come back down every year. It's boring. At least with Wrexham it's new, and they would actually give the Prem a go

@DanW2Capital @J_J_Burke it would be 17,500 seats by next season - the 4th side of the ground is being rebuilt right now

1. We did it once. 2. Do you really want a whole year of Sky Sports obsessing about the ''Hollywood fairytale story of a garbage league 2 team being bankrolled by billionaires''. 3. Look at this stadium.... 10,000 seats. In the biggest league in the world? 4. We've already got Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton, a whole host of pointless tiny football clubs that have come straight out of league 1/2.

@BBCSportWales why is this even a question ? Just let Aaron do what he needs to do - but right now , he's not really an active player

Craig Bellamy speaking on Aaron Ramsey's omission from the Wales squad ❌ #BBCFootball

@BenGrahamUK you know that's because Margaret Thatcher sold of our oil rights to private companies in the 1980s right ?

We hand Norway £41 billion every year for oil and gas, from the same North Sea we sit on. Why are we funding their wealth instead of our own?

@MarkG1954 @WrexhamFan3 @fearlessidzine they're not real fans - who ever is saying that is an idiot

@WrexhamFan3 @fearlessidzine It was disgusting the abuse some fans dealt out to the players last night. ‘This is our time and these lazy c***s are f**king it up’ was one delightful vignette. Didn’t play well, depleted squad but really gave 💯 especially 2nd half. COYR!

Most people seem to be but we need to stay calm. To the extent we turn harsh on the team and cyberbully individual players, we hurt our own cause. Lot of injuries so we need everyone. Still very much in the hunt. #askwxm

@tbatde_tb @AnnabelDenham1 it was a non binding referendum - there was nothing in law to say the result was legally required to be enforced

Reform and the Tories should state unequivocally that they will not accept any agreement Labour make with EU and will unpick it.

@joeroberts1995 yes , but January is notoriously difficult to bring the targets you want in - it'll happen in the summer

@robj_j Anyone’s available at the right price. Anyone could see we needed a wing back in January.

Not signing a new wing back & a centre midfielder in January is killing us