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MEET THE CORRESSPONDENTS 

Peoples Voice Cymru will comment on the Welsh political scene - without fear nor favour!

Ian Williams

Free Speech is Foremost

Peggy Parish

Our story

Peoples Voice Cymru is committed to ensuring that the interests and voices of the Welsh people are represented with integrity and transparency. We stand against any actions or individuals who fail to serve Wales in a fair and honest manner. Where we find such failures, we will not hesitate to expose them and hold them to account. We believe that true representation means putting Wales first, acting with honesty, and upholding the values our communities deserve. Together, we will shine a light on those who fall short and work towards a better, more just future for everyone across Wales. 

We will expose the ones who fail Wales!

 

We are angry about the failure of Welsh Government, particularly because politicians have not delivered on promises to improve the quality of life and opportunities for people in Wales. Their inability to enact meaningful change has left many feeling frustrated and let down.

The Case for People’s Voice Cymru: Reclaiming Democracy in Wales

Leadership Changes and Strategic Shifts

  • After Rhodri Morgan, successors like Carwyn Jones and Mark Drakeford continued the strategy, but Vaughan Gething abandoned it in 2024, aligning more closely with Keir Starmer’s UK Labour

  • This shift diluted the distinctiveness of Welsh Labour, undermining the original intent of the policy.

Political Disenfranchisement in Wales

Across Wales, many communities feel disconnected from mainstream politics. This is especially true in post-industrial areas, rural communities, and among younger generations. Factors contributing to this include:

  • Lack of representation: Many feel that their voices are not heard in Cardiff Bay or Westminster.
  • Economic inequality: Persistent poverty and underinvestment have led to cynicism about political promises.
  • Cultural alienation: Welsh identity and language are often sidelined in broader UK political discourse.
  • Low voter turnout: Especially in local and Senedd elections, turnout is often below 50%, indicating disengagement.

 

A Grassroots Movement for Democratic Renewal

People’s Voice Cymru could emerge as a grassroots, non-partisan organisation dedicated to:

  • Listening to communities: Hosting forums, town halls, and digital platforms where people can express concerns and ideas.
  • Empowering citizens: Offering civic education, training in community organising, and support for local campaigns.
  • Amplifying unheard voices: Focusing on youth, working-class communities, ethnic minorities, and Welsh speakers.
  • Challenging the status quo: Advocating for reforms that make politics more transparent, participatory, and accountable.

Building Trust and Participation

To succeed, People’s Voice Cymru would need to:

Be locally rooted: With chapters in towns and villages, led by local people.

  • Use digital tools: To reach younger audiences and those in remote areas.
  • Collaborate with existing groups: Including unions, charities, and cultural organisations.
  • Remain independent: Avoiding alignment with any political party to maintain credibility.
  • Be truthful: people need to believe what we say and do.

Revitalising Welsh Democracy

If successful, People’s Voice Cymru could:

  • Increase political engagement and voter turnout.
  • Influence policy by bringing real community concerns to decision-makers.
  • Strengthen Welsh civic identity, making politics feel more relevant and accessible.
  • Create a model for democratic renewal that could inspire similar movements across the UK.

The Destruction of Welsh farming!

A national Scandal: 

The attack on Welsh Farmers, in particular sheep farming continues apace...and with Labour and Plaid Cymru in thrall to the Globalists! Wales has more sheep than people—as of late 2022, there were 9.3 million sheep compared to 3.1 million people.

Around 80% of Welsh land is used for sheep farming, much of it classified as “Less Favoured Areas” due to poor agricultural conditions

Due to innovative progress in use of sheep's wool Wales could see this growing into a profitable industry!

Welsh Government Take Aim On Sheep Farming!

Are Welsh Government so thick our so rooted too the false dogma of the Globalists, not to see that advantages of Sheep farming in Wales - rather than planting trees in other countries!!!

Innovation Can Change The Face Of Farming!

What a shame:

Sheep's wool can be used in Puffin Packaging uses wool as a natural insulator for food and pharmaceuticals.

 

Allbirds launched the Moonshot trainer, made from regeneratively farmed Merino wool. Claimed to be the world’s first net-zero carbon shoe, combining sustainability with performance

 

  • Think fiberglass, but made with coarse British wool and bio-resin.
  • Used to create chairs, tables, and interior panels.
  • Offers a sustainable alternative to plastic and synthetic composites.
  • Brands like Solidwool use Herdwick and Welsh Mountain wool to craft durable, beautiful furniture pieces.

Wool is undergoing a renaissance, with designers, scientists, and innovators finding new and unexpected uses for this ancient material far beyond traditional clothing.