Anyone would think there is an election due?
Posted by Lewis on the 24th February 2012
Yes there is an election due just read the bullshit that the Labour propaganda machine is spouting out.
An additional £9m is being ploughed into highways across the Rhondda Cynon Taf, £10m invested, which has benefited thousands of road users.
An announcement in December the Welsh Government allocated funding to develop a dedicated left turn lane on the northbound approach to the A470 roundabout, serving the A4059 and Cynon Valley, which will also benefit from improved signalling.
That is something we at AberdareOnline have been campaigning for since 2000 when AberdareOnline was established, why has it taken all this time?
The A4059 Mountain Ash Capacity improvements which are now well underway include improvements to the existing traffic lights. These improvements will improve access to the town and to the new Cynon Valley Hospital. More bullshit from RCTC they were supposed to construct 2 bridges in Mountain Ash typical Labour in Cynon Valley give the people the cheep substitute.
To celebrate the multi-million-pound investment, which is one the highest in Wales, Carl Sergeant AM and Jane Hutt AM visited Penrhiwceiber, Mountain Ash, to witness one of the many roads being resurfaced. The ministers were joined by Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s Leader, Cllr Russell Roberts and Cabinet Member for Highways, Cllr Andrew Morgan who have been heavily involved in turning this scheme in to a reality.
Better if they were witness to a new bridge as promised by past labour administrations.
Labour wasting your money on a flier all about improvements in Aberdare more Labour propaganda before the elections
Keep voting Labour you know it makes sense.
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big bruvver said vote for me
And you watch - the report and recommendations of the Independent Remunerations Panel that's been flying about since last September (i.e. all Cllrs. to take a cut in allowances of 5/10% and Russell Roberts to have but one job as Leader but down from £58,000 per annum to £52,000 per annum - how will he manage?!) will be approved and adopted just before May.
Graeme.
They announced and spent £10 million on roads last year I recall and this is the second year of major investment in roads - there was no council election last year so I think a second year of funding is good news.
It will mean jobs and construction work and hopefully an end to pot holed roads.