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GoOnThen
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By:
johnizere
When: 08 Jun 17 12:44
Yes I do. Gower.

Under the UK’s first-past-the-post electoral system, the old adage ‘every vote counts’ can sometimes ring hollow. But in the south Wales constituency of Gower, it’s actually true. A Labour stronghold for more than a century, Gower turned Blue in 2015 by the smallest majority in the General Election - just 27 votes.

Located on the south Wales coast, the constituency spans 128 square miles and has a voting population of about 62,000. Having returned a Labour MP at every General Election since 1910, the Gower’s 2015 result was a crushing blow for the Labour Party, which saw similar losses across Wales and the rest of the UK. (HuffPost UK)
By:
johnizere
When: 08 Jun 17 12:45
Yes, I do. Gower.

Under the UK’s first-past-the-post electoral system, the old adage ‘every vote counts’ can sometimes ring hollow. But in the south Wales constituency of Gower, it’s actually true. A Labour stronghold for more than a century, Gower turned Blue in 2015 by the smallest majority in the General Election - just 27 votes.

Located on the south Wales coast, the constituency spans 128 square miles and has a voting population of about 62,000. Having returned a Labour MP at every General Election since 1910, the Gower’s 2015 result was a crushing blow for the Labour Party, which saw similar losses across Wales and the rest of the UK. (Huff. Post)
By:
johnizere
When: 08 Jun 17 12:47
Didn't work 1st time Crazy
By:
GoOnThen
When: 08 Jun 17 12:49
Yeah they seem to be holding posts back 10 mins before allowing them. You think Labour will retake it john?
By:
johnizere
When: 08 Jun 17 13:01
Wouldn't like to forecast the result GoT, but would prefer it to stay as it is.
By:
GoOnThen
When: 08 Jun 17 14:24
Thanks mate. I shall watch for the result with interest.
By:
xmoneyx
When: 08 Jun 17 14:53
rumour

a lot of students queuing
By:
Slicer
When: 08 Jun 17 14:56
Why- are they dishing out free beer?
By:
GoOnThen
When: 08 Jun 17 15:42
I'm declaring Gower the official chit chat swing seat!
By:
bungalow bill
When: 08 Jun 17 15:45
I am going to the Gower next week.

I shall report back!!
By:
GoOnThen
When: 08 Jun 17 15:49
Admirable dedication bb.
By:
bungalow bill
When: 08 Jun 17 15:57
Thank you GOT.

Just hope the weather improves.

Had a phone call to say there are floods in some areas!!!

Flaming June eh?
By:
GoOnThen
When: 08 Jun 17 16:02
I'm off to Provence on Sunday. Late 20's out there currently.Happy
By:
Poppydog.
When: 08 Jun 17 16:35
Eastbourne is very tense

LibDem Stephen Lloyd (45%) is a local man of the people visiting schools, fetes, small businesses,
even after being ousted in 2015 by Conservative Caroline Ansell (47%),
who no-one has seen locally for the past two years.
He was broke and crowdfunded his campaign, because he gives so much time and money for free.

Conservatives even resorted to a town-wide letter from Ian Gow's widow yesterday mentioning Corbyn's IRA affiliations.
They are desperate. Visits from T.May and B.Johnson in past week.

But there are so many lifelong Tory supporters in town, who will vote for anyone 'in blue' no matter what.

(Down the road at Hastings Home Sect Amber Rudd is in a pickle also)
By:
bungalow bill
When: 08 Jun 17 16:39
I am surprised Hastings is a Conservative seat.

Maybe for not much longer.

Don't think too many people would Miss Rudd.
By:
johnizere
When: 08 Jun 17 16:48
Where on Gower are you going?, bungalow bill
By:
bungalow bill
When: 08 Jun 17 16:53
We're actually staying in a house near Ffos Llas race course
and we are just planning to drive down and explore the whole coastal area -
never been to the Gower before.
By:
pixie
When: 08 Jun 17 17:07
The Gower is lovely, rented a cottage a couple of years ago on the front at Port Eynon, you will like it BB.
By:
bungalow bill
When: 08 Jun 17 17:11
Thanks Pix.

The forecast for the weekend is dreadful - but picking up and warmer after that.

Hope so!
By:
johnizere
When: 08 Jun 17 18:55
bungalow bill....
You won't be far from Pembrey Country Park if you're staying near Force L'Arse.
Well worth a couple of hours there. Take a look at the beach there, it's called Cefn Sidan, 8 miles long!
Rhosilli beach accessed via Hill End camp site is a must.. voted Britain's best beach year after year.
Many more outstanding beaches on Gower, Port Eynon/Horton one of my favourites (do a lot of fishing there)
Three cliffs bay worth the walk through the woods from Parkmill. Oxwich, car park right on the beach, and then you have Caswell
and/or Langland (great restaurant/bistro) is worth a look. Then there's Mumbles which is at the head of Swansea Bay itself.
I live in Loughor, between Llanelli and Swansea... you'll cross the estuary bridge on your way to Gower from Llanelli... give us a wave lol.

Have a great time.
By:
bungalow bill
When: 08 Jun 17 21:00
Thanks John.

That's great.

map studying as we speak!!!

All the best,

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