In this opinion piece, written for Caerphilly Observer, former Labour leader Neil Kinnock urges voters to reject apathy and division, warning that parties such as Reform UK are exploiting discontent.
Tag: Caerphilly Senedd by-election 2025
Behind the numbers: What the Caerphilly by-election poll reveals
A new opinion poll for the upcoming Caerphilly Senedd by-election, being held on October 23, suggests a two-horse race between Reform UK and Plaid Cymru.
Ukrainians’ concerns over Nation of Sanctuary ‘misinformation’
Ukrainians in Caerphilly have voiced concerns over by-election campaign “misinformation” regarding the Welsh Government’s Nation of Sanctuary scheme.
Council clarifies which areas can vote in upcoming Senedd by-election
Cllr Kevin Etheridge, who represents Blackwood, said some electors in his ward were “confused” and had asked him why they hadn’t received any polling cards.
Claim council went ‘over the top’ cancelling meetings ahead of by-election
A councillor believes the local authority went “over the top” by cancelling public meetings ahead of the Caerphilly Senedd by-election.
Farage promises to break-up ‘status quo’ on Caerphilly visit
There was plenty of interest from people when Reform UK leader Nigel Farage visited Caerphilly and went on a walkabout through the town centre visiting several businesses.
Caerphilly’s Senedd by-election candidates face off in feisty BBC Wales TV debate
At a packed Bedwas Workmen’s Hall the hopefuls fielded questions on voters’ pressing issues, from public services to immigration.
PM quizzed in Commons over why he’s yet to visit Caerphilly ahead of by-election
Last month, Sir Keir Starmer said he was unsure if he would be visiting the area as part of Labour’s campaign to regain the seat.
Caerphilly Senedd by-election candidates in BBC Wales television debate
Six of the eight candidates vying to become Caerphilly’s next Senedd Member will be taking part in a live televised debate this evening.
Drakeford warns of £7bn cuts if Welsh Government budget not passed
Mark Drakeford has thrown down the gauntlet to opposition parties, warning that failing to pass the Welsh budget would result in cuts of up to £7bn and thousands of job losses.