Ieuan Wyn Jones gyda pobl lleol yng Nghastell Nedd, ac actifyddion Plaid Cymru. Daeth Ieuan Wyn Jones AC i Gastell Nedd ac Abertawe ddoe er mwyn cwrdd a phobl lleol. Dyden ni ddim yn gallu galw ar arweinydd o Lundain i ddod i ymweld a'r bobl ond dwi ddim yn credu ein bod ni'n rhy ofnus o'r ffaith bod Brown wedi ymweld a Chymru heddiw ar ol yr wythnos ofnadwy mae e wedi cael yn y wasg am ei anallu i wneud penderfyniadau allweddol. Rwyf wedi bod allan yn canfasio eto heno yn agos i'r ardal lle rwy'n byw, ac mae nifer fawr o bobl yn gefnogol iawn o'r Blaid. Mae'n bwysig ein bod yn cadw'r momentwm i fynd o nawr hyd ddydd Iau..glaw ai peidio....
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Ieuan Wyn Jones, Deputy First Minister and Plaid's leader visited Neath and Swansea yesterday to meet with local people. Ok, so we can't possibly call on any London leaders to come to Wales, but quite frankly I don't think that Brown's visit to Wales today did the Labour party any good. This week's press has been scathing of Brown's dithering, and rightly so.
I've been out canvassing again tonight near the area where I live, and the response has been very favourable. We just need to keep the momentum going from now until Thursday...come rain or shine....
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Any chance you can post up the Rhos result on Thursday / Friday?
It's usually an agonising wait for the NPT website to post it up. Unless they are posting the results as they come in like Swansea.
yes I'll do it on my blackberry Leftfield. Hopefully we will do well there, but I'm not predicting anything!
Many thanks.
It's got to be Plaid's best chance. Labour unpopular, a pretty good result for Plaid Cymru in last year's Assembly elections.
Despite that, you are right not to be complacent, fingers crossed though.
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