Wales
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Labour Party Zoom Meeting on NHS with Wes Streeting, Health Secretary
I was invited to join this Labour Party Zoom meeting about the NHS with a presentation by Wes Streeting, Secretary of State for Health. Wes talked about how the NHS has been at the centre of this country’s politics since its formation in 1948. He spoke of the dangers of Reform and Nigel Farage and… Continue reading
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Differences and Inequalities
Drawing on material from two out of the three strands of DD102 study materials, discuss some of the ways in which differences and inequalities can both change and persist over time. The two topics I have chosen from two strands are City Road, Cardiff from the introductory strand, which looks at Making Lives, Connecting Lives… Continue reading
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Connections and Disconnections on City Road, Cardiff
The content discusses the concept of ‘making and remaking’ through the experiences of three individuals on City Road, Cardiff. Nof Al-Kelaby showcases resilience by adapting his business to new demographics. Shari Hall enhances local businesses through her blog, fostering virtual connections. John exemplifies the challenges of homelessness, highlighting complex social dynamics. Continue reading
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City Road, Cardiff
In your own words, define ‘making and remaking’ and provide one example of this that can be seen on City Road. City Road has a rich and diverse history and is in a constant state of flux. In ‘making and remaking’ this change can be examined in how it reflects on the social characters that… Continue reading
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Wez G – Caldicot Boys
Made with some Caldicot Youth, Ieuan and Maddie feature on vocals alongside Wez G in this funky house number BUY / STREAM HERE: Continue reading
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Labour Doorstep, Dewstow Ward, Caldicot
Today we were out doing #LabourDoorstep in my home ward, Dewstow Ward, Caldicot. This was for Catherine Fookes‘ election campaign to become Labour Party MP for Monmouthshire. We were only a small team. I was joined by John from Caerphilly and also Cllrs Angela Sandles and Henry Higgins from Severnside branch. It was right on… Continue reading
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Jane Mudd PCC Election Victory, Corn Exchange, Newport
Jane Mudd was elected as the new South East Wales Police and Crime Commissioner for Labour. I assisted her campaign through canvassing efforts. A celebratory event in Newport featured local Labour leaders. The new Corn Exchange venue is promising for music events, and I enjoyed a nice pint at the nearby rock bar. Continue reading
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Tafad Tan #18 Wez G & James
This is Flapsandwich (of Tantrum Records and Shuffle Artist Management) and Ninjah’s TV show broadcast from Cardiff where they interview various local cultural people…. In this episode Wez G stars alongside his mate Dr. James Muirhead…. Continue reading
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Labour Doorstep, Castle Ward, Caldicot
Today in Castle Ward, Caldicot, Labour activists, including Cllrs Francis John Crook, Angela Sandles, and Henry Higgins, canvassed for Catherine Fookes’ MP campaign. The area, formerly farmers’ fields, now features new homes with challenging Welsh names. The coordination of the campaign and data recording was more complex than anticipated. Continue reading
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Labour Doorstep, Caerwent, Monmouthshire
Today, we participated in #LabourDoorstep in Caerwent for Catherine Fookes’ Labour Party campaign in Monmouthshire. Catherine, alongside Senedd Member Hannah Blythin and local Councillors Tony Easson and Henry Higgins, engaged with residents, enjoying positive interactions, particularly in the newly converted flats from the old military base. Continue reading
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