And far fewer moved to Wales at the height of the MG campaign. But let’s remember that the problem isn’t confined to those who can afford to buy. (As I deal with in my next post.)

Build concentration camps?

This is the work of the Family Housing Association (Wales) Ltd http://www.fha-wales.com/ Which is based in Swansea and, according to its website, doesn’t even operate in Ceredigion. Though it may not know where Ceredigion is, because on the link you provided Crymych is in ‘Dyfed’, which went out ot existence in 1996. Looks like another ‘not-for-profit’ organisation raking in the money by bringing England’s problems into Wales. But of course, it has a Welsh language scheme http://www.fha-wales.com/documents/WelshLanguageScheme.pdf, almost certainly as worthless as all the rest.

We need to get a grip on these social housing providers, and quick. Because they are social housing housing providers, and because Wales – especially PLaid Cymru – is full of gullible, touchy-feely socialists, housing associations and similar outfits will often be supported whereas someone wanting to build private housing would not. It shouldn’t matter what type of accommodation is being discussed, if it’s surplus to indigenous demand then it should not be built.

One would have thought that in Crymych of all places the web site would be bilingual.

So, moves are afoot to ensure we don’t have in years to come instances like what happened on the cricket pitch in Lamphey earlier this month.