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Fulfilment of a long-time dream - to appear on the #Walescast pod!!! This was to talk about the recent flooding in #Monmouth and wider flood impact reduction.

https://urbanists.video/w/3bnG6hWq1s2X1WJ8xA3GGn

#Flooding #Llifogydd #Cymru

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A pleasure to talk to the BBC Wales #Walescast pod today 🎤 The topic was flooding - the recent distressing scenes from Monmouth demonstrate the need and urgency of reducing the impact of flooding in future.

Luckily 💡 @nicw published a report, led by Dr Eurgain […]

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Wales now has a pleothera of political leaning podcasts, all welcome, and they all come up with bits and pieces of interest but apart from the long established and best resourced #walescast they rarely have guests and just rely on opinion albeit informed.
Need more voices.

Some excellent analysis from my colleague David Deans. If you want a hot take from me and other delirious colleagues this am, listen to #Walescast. And hopefully, for a slightly more considered take after the dust has settled, join me on Sunday for BBC #PoliticsWales 10am BBC One Wales + iPlayer

I know that there are a lot of Welsh politics folks out there missing the @hiraethpod.bsky.social while it is on hiatus.

While I would ofc point anyone needing a fix either to ‘For Wales, See Wales’ by the ever excellent Will Hayward and BBC Wales’s #WalesCast I’m happy to say that I have *news*

Mae @jaclarner.bsky.social ar BBC Wales yr wythnos yma i drafod rhagolygon y pleidiau gwrthbleidiol yn Senedd Cymru o flaen yr etholiad nesaf:

Dr Jac Larner discusses the prospects for opposition parties in the Welsh Parliament ahead of #Senedd26 and its new voting system this week on #WalesCast:

Listening to a very clear Welsh Labour comment Jenny Rathbone MS (Cardiff East) on #WalesCast that goes beyond ‘Red Welsh Way’ sloganeering to an evidence-based call for good government.

Westminsterism is the problem with Welsh policing and justice, not the solution. #Senedd26 #Wales #Devolution

Extremely well deserved. Your journalism puts others to shame. (Looking at you, yes you, #Walescast) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Cracking #WalesCast interview with @emyrlewis.bsky.social outlining how the UK Parliament (& UK Govt behind the scenes) has AGAIN created convoluted legislation to specifically avoid giving the Welsh Parliament the right to legislate on important domestic matters - here assisted dying:

#Senedd26

Is the Welsh Government quiet quitting?

Absolutely unbelievable that they would reject *any* opportunity to make their case ahead of a tough election next year, let alone #WalesCast

A short clip of my interview on the issue of lying in politics with #Walescast

I was glad to play my part in forming the recommendations made in the recently-published report the Standards Committee, of which I'm a member.

We must work to restore trust in politics.

www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p...

James Williams on #WalesCast absolutely nailing the sense of incredulity that responsible Ministers have gone AWOL at a time of crisis in higher education. Truly shocking.

Post-#Brexit, did immigration drop off as a key political issue as people thought that it was dealt with - and has it tracked back upwards in recent years?

Gideon Skinner responds, diving into Ipsos' data on #Walescast 📻👇