“They were mostly peaceful” Say that to the people who have lost their homes, towns, memories of their childhood and so on. The law needs to be heavily enforced upon those who wreak havoc.

Congratulations both! 🥂@TiceRichard @IsabelOakeshott From us all @RUKWales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

The more the establishment fires at Reform, the more Reformers get fired up! 💪

Plaid have plans for plans. Reform has a plan for real change.

Nice to know I'm living rent free in your head, David. 😂 I see you've been taking lessons from Ed Davey. Plenty of childish playground antics, but very little substance. The difference between you and me is simple. I was born and raised in this area. It's my home, not just somewhere I turned up hoping to get elected. I've got roots here. You've got a sat-nav and a history of looking for anywhere that'll elect you. And when the next General Election comes around, I suspect you'll be needing that sat nav again. Only this time, it'll be directing you to the nearest Jobcentre. Now, off you pop, David. The grown ups have work to do. 👍

This is outrageous. Reform MS @DavidMillsMS has written to the Director of Education over a teacher allegedly describing Reform UK as "bad" people who are "mean" to illegal migrants. All teachers at Brecon High School should be politically impartial, not left-wing activists.

Looking forward to visiting Wales tomorrow!!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🤝🇯🇵

Reform will end the war on motorists.

I’ve always had a real love for animals, so it was a pleasure to meet with Dogs Trust at the Senedd last week and hear more about the incredible work they do for dogs across Wales. Dogs are some of the most loyal animals we have. They give us unconditional love and trust, which makes it all the more heartbreaking when that trust is broken and they are left without a safe or loving home. That’s why the work of Dogs Trust is so important. It’s not simply about finding dogs a new home, it’s about giving them the care, support and training they need to recover, rebuild their confidence and prepare for the next chapter of their lives. They’ve recently opened their fantastic new rehoming centre in Cardiff Bay, and I’m really looking forward to visiting and seeing the work being done there for myself. A brilliant charity doing such important work for dogs and the people who love them. 🐾

I keep telling you, Politics Wales: don’t pick a fight with me unless you’ve done your homework. I have nothing to declare. Ouch. That’s got to sting for you and your leftist cheerleaders. Critical thinking, remember: it saves you the embarrassment of being this confidently wrong 😉

Trialling some new glasses for the chamber this week. Apparently, my last ones caused quite a stir! 😂 🤓 These, though, are worn for a much more important cause, one I support wholeheartedly.

I want to make sure everyone across Ceredigion Penfro and Wales can easily keep up with the work I’m doing in the Senedd and in our communities. To keep updated, below are the links to my website and social media accounts.

Voting for a party on the right that isn’t Reform risks handing victory to the people who brought in the Nation of Sanctuary and 20mph speed limits. Don’t risk it.

A privilege to be at Parc y Scarlets to witness an enthralling game, which we won 27–26. It's on days like this, when all eyes in Carmarthenshire and beyond are focused on the Scarlets, that you truly realise how critical this team is to the economy, wellbeing and soul of Llanelli. At a time when uncertainty looms, they have dug deep and made their town and community proud.

Labour and Plaid won’t build it. The Tories can’t be trusted and can’t win anyway. The only way to get the M4 Relief Road is to vote Reform.

🚨 BREAKING 🚨 Whisky tasting in France. Cannes Film Festival tickets. A £1,300 dinner in Dublin. Campervans hired for festivals. All paid for by YOU on the Welsh Government’s credit card since Plaid Cymru took office in May. And they thought no one would notice, given it took an FOI request from me to find out. You can tell a lot about a government by what they think they can get away with spending on in their first few months in office. Keir Starmer was rightly called out for receiving gifts worth tens of thousands of pounds. At least he didn’t force the taxpayer to foot the bill for his frivolous items. Rhun ap Iorwerth’s government is a different story. Taxpayers should be angry, and they deserve answers.

This week in the Senedd I contributed to a debate on Welsh ports and the vital role they play for Pembrokeshire and west Wales. Our ports support jobs and energy security, but they need investment and strong transport links to grow and deliver for communities.

STAND FOR COUNCIL. STAND FOR REFORM UK WALES. In May 2027, Reform UK Wales intends to contest EVERY SINGLE COUNCIL SEAT across Wales. We’re looking for ordinary, hardworking people who are fed up with the same old politics and are ready to stand up for their communities. This is your chance to stop talking about change and start delivering it! Be part of something big. Be part of the movement that will change local government across Wales. Stand with Reform UK. Stand for your community. Be part of REAL CHANGE. Apply today 👇 pro-worker.reformparty.uk/ca…

Refusing to rule out a budget deal with Plaid and then proceeding to vote alongside them against an ideologically conservative motion… Reform sticks to its principles. The Tories never had any.

🚨PLAID SENEDD MEMBER POSES WITH CHARITY PROMOTING LGBTQ+ SEX IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS🚨 Pictured is Plaid Cymru’s Sarah Rees MS at a taxpayer-funded Pride event in her constituency, posing alongside More Than Rainbows and Flags. More than Rainbows and Flags is a charity which advocates teaching young and impressionable children in schools about LGBTQIA+ sex and relationships. The charity runs workshops in schools to teach Key Stage 2 (ages 7 to 11) about homosexuality. In other words, it introduces children of primary school age to LGBTQIA+ ideology. Its social media has also advised teachers that they “don’t need to apologise for being inclusive” if parents question the material being taught. The third sector should not be telling children which belief systems they should subscribe to. That is a matter for parents, whose concerns should be respected. Parents have every right to question what their children are being taught, and schools should not dismiss any concerns for the sake of being “inclusive”. Plaid Cymru continues to champion this approach. In fact, it’s the same approach they take with the electorate. They’ve repeatedly refused to explain what the ‘+’ stands for in their LGBTQ+ Action Plan, which pushes gender ideology in nurseries and schools. Scrap it.