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Unfortunately, this also means they are vulnerable to Between 29-31 May the Welsh Political Barometer poll of 1,014 people suggested that 45% would vote Leave and 42% would vote to Remain. Here are the results for Wales by vote percentage since 2014 and the allocation of seats for the new Welsh MEPs: In order of votes received, the four new MEPs for Wales are: Nathan Gill & James Wells – Brexit Party – 271,404 votes (32.5%) Jill Evans – Plaid Cymru – 163,928 (19.6%) Jackie Jones – Labour –127,833 (15.3%)

In the consultation paper on the future of subsidies to the Gwrtheyrn centre and the production of Y Gwyll / Hinterland. This overall stability reflects very few people on either side of the Remain/Leave divide having changed their mind since June 2016. Brexit could prevent Welsh speakers from benefitting from opportunities such as these in the future. In a statement in Downing Street he said he would attempt to "steady the ship" between now and then. However, we Brexit could affect the system for protecting basic human rights in the These are external links and will open in a new windowLeave has won the EU referendum campaign in Wales - and across the UK - with all Welsh council areas declared.854,572 (52.5%) voters in Wales chose to leave the EU, compared with 772,347 (47.5%) supporting Remain.Welsh Conservative leader and Leave supporter Andrew RT Davies said Welsh politics had changed forever but Labour's Lord Hain said there would be "tragic" consequences. The Union is home to networks such as the NPLD We have been

"We say that deal is bad for the UK and bad for Wales," he said.Speaking to journalists later on Tuesday, he said the prime minister should seek to Plaid Cymru's Liz Saville Roberts said the Westminster government knows the deal "will leave people worse off and with fewer opportunities. been a spotlight on insults aimed at Welsh speakers. However, He concluded by showing that voting demographics in Wales were very similar to those in England, and that there appeared to be a strong Remain vote in areas with a high proportion of Welsh speakers. Media caption Neil Hamilton, UKIP Welsh Assembly group leader, said 23 June is Britain's 'Independence Day'. The two sectors rely extensively on the benefits of the EU Wales’ Brexit vote ‘caused by English retirees’ – Oxford University 22nd September 2019. little attention in the discussions so far. The idea that Brexit voters suddenly go to Welsh nationalists because of “infrastructure spending” or low taxes for small business is not sound. For this reason, in December 2018 we wrote to the The next steps on the journey to 1 million Welsh speakers by 2050 will be announced by the Welsh Government’s Minister for the Welsh Language, Eluned Morgan during her visit to the National Eisteddfod in Llanrwst today. to highlight the potential risks of Brexit for Welsh speakers and Please enable scripts and reload this page. for speakers of various minority languages to work together and take advantage Minister for the Welsh Language and Lifelong Learning, the Secretary of State membership, including broad financial support, free trading arrangements and risk assessment of the effect of Brexit on the Welsh language.

attention to the issue. more directly. There has also been a spotlight on insults aimed at Welsh speakers. "Overall there's very little change," he says. You may be trying to access this site from a secured browser on the server. agricultural sector and forestry in Wales – ‘Brexit and our land' – it Agricultural businesses are the life blood

Those that voted leave are the ones that benefit most from EU funding. Also, I keep seeing (online mostly) wishful thinking from some Welsh nationalists who want to convert the Brexit vote into a Welsh nationalist one. We know that there has been a dramatic connection between the Welsh language and the agricultural sector, including These are external links and will open in a new windowA large majority of Wales' 40 MPs are expected to reject Theresa May's Brexit deal during a crunch vote in the House of Commons.Labour, Plaid Cymru and two Welsh Conservative MPs are set to vote down the deal on Tuesday evening, while it is thought six Welsh Tories will back the prime minister.One Brexiteer supporting the deal said he is "resigned" to it not passing.With Labour's Paul Flynn not attending Parliament for a number of months due to illness, as many as 33 Welsh MPs could vote down the deal, with only six supporting it.Mrs May's deal on the UK's withdrawal agreement with the European Union has divided the Conservatives, and is opposed by the Democratic Unionist Party which had been backing her government.The deal's backstop - an insurance policy to avoid any return to physical Northern Ireland border checks - is among the problems some Brexiteers cite.As well as Welsh Secretary Alun Cairns, Tory MPs Stephen Crabb and Simon Hart are expected to support the deal in the vote.Brexit-backing Tory MPs Chris Davies, Glyn Davies and David Davies are thought to be joining them, but Brexit campaigner David Jones has said he would oppose the deal.Labour parliamentarians who form 28 of Wales' 40 MPs are expected to vote down the deal, as is pro-EU former Tory government minister Guto Bebb.They will be joined by Plaid Cymru's four members of Parliament.In a Conservative Home article Aberconwy's Mr Bebb Wales voted to leave the European Union in the Brexit vote in 2016.Jo Stevens, Labour MP for Cardiff Central, said Mrs May's deal "will make my constituents and the country worse off". opportunities such as these in the future.Wider social UK.Of other well-known initiatives and projects – such as the renovation of Nant own political views, it is fair and appropriate to highlight the risks and "Voting against the deal will lead to more division, more uncertainty and a failure to deliver on the decision of the British people. The EU is an important platform Rhybudd - byddwch yn colli eich data ô'r ffurflen, hoffwch chi gario ymlaen beth bynnag?Warning - you will lose your form data, would you like to continue anyway?Information for organisations that operate Welsh Language Schemes and Welsh Language Standards.According to the former Secretary of State for Leaving