Anti-Brexit march tomorrow WILL go ahead

Won't be visiting Badenkate hope all goes well.
Carry on Anniebach although I'm starting to think I could write your posts for you! Same old same old

Thanks for the warning, Badenkate. I'll stay in County Durham.

I personally would avoid anywhere round Llandudno - or most of Wales - at the moment. Elder DS is doing an advanced speed police driving course at the moment based at Colwyn

Trisher, you baffle me, you defend and support a leader who will never win a general election , you are content to keep him as leader and sod the homeless and vulnerable,
I can only assume you haven't received info of the numbers who have left the party , and I mean info from the Labour Party not the DM, he is a loser and is dragging the party into the wilderness. Even his friend McClusky has said Corbyn should be given fifteen months to improve the party

But you could also heckle, put your point of view and say how you feel. It might be more use than posting the same comments on GN all the time. All those people leaving the labour party could have joined in. Perhaps there aren't enough? A mini bus maybe?

Perhaps they couldn't get a bus full to go to llandudno to hear the miracle worker because so few wanted to listen to him

Lots of them went by bus. It's called organisation. Lots of people wanted to march.
Perhaps they couldn't get a bus full to go to Llandudno because people had gone to London.

Lots of them went by bus. It's called organisation.

How many trains arrive in London every day Trisher ? From all parts of the country

True, I have no belief, trust or faith in Corbyn, just like the thousands who have recently left the Labour Party .

Some EU marchers travelled further than that. I suppose it's all about the strength of your beliefs.

In this Welsh market town I have heard Boris Johnson, Anne Widdy, David Cameron, Robin Cooke, Ed Milliband, Babara Castle, Gordon Brown, and many more, and they all knew which county they were in. No Corbyn , i didn't choose to turn up to listen to Nigel Farage .

Perhaps Annie is an ardent cyclist, 190 miles there and back would have been a breeze!!

good grief, heckle Corbyn? That's asking for his squeal of - your hassling me and heading to find a glass door to hide behind.

Perhaps they could have organised a day out, like the EU marchers.

Especially on the bus!

190 miles is a long way to go and heckle though

I remember when people who disagreed went to political meetings and heckled. I do think this is a sad loss to democracy.

Wales is not a county it is a country, got it? And Corbyn was in Conwy not as he thought in Denbighshire , and I wouldn't walk to our parish hall to hear him spout more lies

Jalima, I could have gone along , its only 190 miles and the small problem of no car .

Some haven't the foggiest of the geography , reminds me of Jens claim Corbyn campaigned in Wales fir the referendum, didn't add once and in Cardiff

Trisher yes I am a strong labour supporter which is why I want a strong labour leader not the choice of momentum and the communist party

Have you ever travelled from South to North Wales trisher?
gone along would not be that easy

But he was in Wales and you as such a strong Labour supporter should surely have known that Anniebach and perhaps gone along to voice all the animosity and distrust you post about on here to the people who really matter.

I read the Daily Post North Wales , you are quoting from a labour site , I also spoke to several who were there. He saud here in Denbighshire.

He has now said labour is ready to fight an election now, Len McClusky has said Cirbyn should be given fifteen months to sort things out.

I made no attempt to divert the thread, I asked a question, you Jen jumped in with a load of rubbish, how come the lib leader can be brought into this thread but I am accused of diverting the thread by asking if the labour leader was there.

labourlist.org/2017/03/carwyn-and-his-team-show-the-difference-that-is-made-from-government-corbyn-to-welsh-labour-conference/

"In Wales this May, Labour is defending over 500 seats in 22 unitary authorities. We lead 12 of those councils -10 outright – and I know Carwyn and all members of the Labour Party in Wales will be united in not only defending those council, but fighting to make gains too, including in Denbighshire. "

You read the wrong papers.
They are just like you, anything to attack Corbyn.
And divert the thread to your favourite subject.

Then went on to say including here in Denbighshire, Llsndudno is in Conway Jen