On Tuesday 3rd March we hosted a Tweet Chat with the parliamentary candidates that want to be your next MP. Below is an edited highlight of the discussion that took place. To follow all the candidates on Twitter, visit our election hub. [View the story “Cardiff North 2015 Tweet Chat” on Storify] Thanks to all … more…
We’ve already introduced the candidates who are competing for your vote in the upcoming general election. Now it’s your chance to quiz the candidates in a dedicated online discussion. Five of the candidates have agreed to take part in a “Tweet Chat” and answer your questions. Don’t worry if you aren’t a Twitter user, you … more…
OK, we’re not suggesting the general election is as exciting as a blockbuster movie but we just wanted to experiment with ideas for engaging voters. There are large numbers of young people who aren’t registered to vote. Bite the Ballot are campaigning to encourage people to register. February 5th is National Voter Registration Day. FACT: … more…
Elin Walker Jones – Plaid Cymru “Elin is originally from Carmarthenshire, and presently lives in Bangor with her spouse and four children. She was educated at the Grammar School for Girls, Carmarthen and Cardiff University, and trained professionally in Cardiff and Bangor. Elin has worked in the NHS in a variety of locations in Wales, … more…
This has been a really busy month so now’s a good time to follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook and subscribe to the blog. Cadw announced another outdoor film screening at Castell Coch. #chapterartscentre Pop-Up Cinema Castell Coch Courtyard. 14th-15th Nov. Tickets go on sale with Chapter next month. pic.twitter.com/H8OhnLshyw — Castell Coch (@Castell_Coch) October … more…
Cardiff North is set to be a key marginal seat in next year’s general election. We’ve put together a dedicated page where you can follow all the news and views. We’re using a service called Rebel Mouse that allows us to bring together tweets and news from all the parliamentary candidates, news outlets and from … more…
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