Local Reform Facebook page criticised Welsh minister for talking about family tragedy
Local Reform Facebook page criticised Welsh minister for talking about family tragedyImage caption, Siân Gwenllian is Plaid Cymru's housing, local government and planning ministerByDavid DeansWales political reporterPublished25 minutes agoA local Reform Facebook page for a…
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Local Reform Facebook page criticised Welsh minister for talking about family tragedyImage caption, Siân Gwenllian is Plaid Cymru's housing, local government and planning ministerByDavid DeansWales political reporterPublished25 minutes agoA local Reform Facebook page for a Senedd constituency criticised a Plaid Cymru minister for discussing a family tragedy in a newspaper interview.Two Reform MSs from the same area both distanced themselves from the social media comment, which accused Siân Gwenllian of using her experience as a "card for political gain".The housing and local government minister brought up four children as a single parent after her husband, Dafydd, died from cancer in 1999.Plaid said the comment was "vile".
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