We heard this week the news that Trawsfynydd might be in line for another Nuclear Power Plant. However, this time it would be different. The £200m investment would be into what is dubbed an SMR, a Small Modular Reactor. I first came across SMRs in 2013 during the Plaid Cymru Dwyfor Meirionnydd Constituency hustings, when…
Being on the County Council continues to be a source of frustration and satisfaction in more or less equal measure. I learn something new every day, especially about people. Most of the work involves helping residents in my community in some form or another. It’s the County Council that carries out most of the services…
Last night the HSBC arranged a meeting with the agricultural community at Ruthin Auction to discuss issues ranging from the economic outlook, Brexit, farm financing, and a bolted on brief cyber-crime presentation. I attended because my ward has a high number for farms – our local economy is dependent to a large degree on agriculture.…
Mae yna lawer iawn o bethau yn digwydd yng ngwleidyddiaeth Cymru’r dyddiau yma, pethau sy’n ein gosod arwahan i wleidyddiaeth Brydeinig/Lloegr. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn wynebu problemau mawr yn sgil achos hunanladdiad y diweddar Carl Sargeant, gyda Carwyn Jones o dan bwysau difrifol. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi gwneud rhai penderfyniadau hynod amhoblogaidd, megis cwtogi grant…
Bob blwyddyn mae rhywun yn edrych ymlaen at ryw ddigwyddiad blynyddol o bwys – yr Eisteddfod, Sesiwn Fawr Dolgellau, Carnifal y pentref, ac yn y blaen. Rhywbeth arall sy’n ymddangos i fod fel petai wedi datblygu’n ddigwyddiad blynyddol yw’r dadlau ynghylch mynd i ryfel mewn gwlad yn y Dwyrain Canol. Unwaith eto eleni rydym ni’n…
Yesterday we had another Full Council meeting. This was the Agenda: Apologies Declarations of Interest Urgent matters Chair’s Diary Minutes Arrangement’s for the election of Chair and Vice Chair Independent Remuneration Panel For Wales Report Member training and development Pay Policy Statement Notice of Motion Council Forward Work Programme We were there for the best…
Yesterday we found out the settlement that Denbighshire County Council (DCC) will receive from the Labour Welsh Government. It’s a further cut of 0.9%. The County Council have already had to cut back over the years, and they are extraordinarily lean. I’m afraid that further cuts will inevitably mean cuts to services, though you can…
