Etholiadau Cyngor Sir Ddinbych 2008
Denbighshire Local Authority Elections 2008
Safer, Greener, Better Value future
Yn Fwy diogel, Yn Fwy Gwyrdd,
Yn Well Gwerth
Please Vote For
Mark Young X Llandyrnog
Rhrodri Jones X Tremeirchion
Colin L Hughes X Upper Denbigh & Henllan
John Larsen X Upper Denbigh & Henllan
Mary Tetley X Denbigh Central
Bobby Feeley X Ruthin
Colum McCormack X Rhyl West
Paul Penlington X Prestatyn Central
Jonathon Bentley X Prestatyn South West
Ken Prydderch X Dyserth
Heather Prydderch X Meliden
Ein addewid ichi:
1. Rydym yn gaddo i gefnogi ein ysgolion gwledig ac ein
swyddfeydd post ermwyn sicrhau dyfodol gwell i'n cymunedau
gwledig
2. Rydym yn gaddo i gynnal, yn rheolaidd, cyfarfodydd gwaith yn y
gymuned lleol
3. Rydym yn gaddo i wrando yn ddi - ffael ar pryderon ac anghenion
y gymuned lleol ac i ymateb yn brydlon ac yn bositif
Our pledge to you:
1. We pledge to support fully our rural schools and our post offices
in order to safeguard a better future for our rural communities
2. We pledge to hold regular action meetings in the local community
3. We pledge to listen without fail to the needs and concerns of the
local community and to respond punctually and positively
Y Blaid Rhyddrydol Cymreig
The Welsh Liberal Democrats
Yn Edrych Ymlaen I'r Dyfodol!
Looking Forward to the Future
Please contact us for more information
Call: 01824 790086 or 07769 666239
Email: mark@valeofclwydlibdems.co.uk
Web: http://www.youngcampaign.com/
Promoted and printed by Mark Young, Bryn Eithin, Llandyrnog, Denbighshire, LL 16 4NA
Saturday, April 05, 2008
Friday, February 15, 2008
Welsh Liberal Democrats
Your
Community
Needs You!
Mark Young liberal democrat Chair - Vale of Clwyd said,
"I speak to people all the time who say they don't know who their local councillor is, and who want to make a change. But too many people feel they don't have the time, or the confidence to put themselves forward. I want to make sure that everyone in the area who wants to have a say in the services they receive has a chance to put themselves forward in May".
Are you interested in local issues?
Would you be interested in standing for
Denbighshire County Council??
The Welsh Lib Dems are seeking
candidates for the 2008 local elections.
Please contact us for more information.
Call - 01824-790086 or 07769-666239
Email - mark@valeofclwydlibdems
Your
Community
Needs You!
Mark Young liberal democrat Chair - Vale of Clwyd said,
"I speak to people all the time who say they don't know who their local councillor is, and who want to make a change. But too many people feel they don't have the time, or the confidence to put themselves forward. I want to make sure that everyone in the area who wants to have a say in the services they receive has a chance to put themselves forward in May".
Are you interested in local issues?
Would you be interested in standing for
Denbighshire County Council??
The Welsh Lib Dems are seeking
candidates for the 2008 local elections.
Please contact us for more information.
Call - 01824-790086 or 07769-666239
Email - mark@valeofclwydlibdems
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Lembit Opik for London Mayor
Having met Lembit in the Vale Of Clwyd this year during the Welsh Assembly Elections I have to say that he would make a Fantastic Mayor of London.
He mixes well with people from all walks of life young & old and is a very, very capable politician.He has that special "je ne sais " when he talks people stop in their tracks and listen. When I was with him we met with both business & community people in the Vale and his knowledge of the many topics that we were discussing was vast and he always offered sensible solutions !
When Boris put your foot in it Johnson & Ken Olympic Fiasco Livingstone threw their Hats in the ring, they is only one result and that would be a Metetorite Strike knockout,and the Winner is Lembit Opik.
But if you want a real London mayor contest - a real man of the people, please leave a message and spread the word people of London Opik for Mayor..-[If Enough People Respond We Just Might Swing It]
He mixes well with people from all walks of life young & old and is a very, very capable politician.He has that special "je ne sais " when he talks people stop in their tracks and listen. When I was with him we met with both business & community people in the Vale and his knowledge of the many topics that we were discussing was vast and he always offered sensible solutions !
When Boris put your foot in it Johnson & Ken Olympic Fiasco Livingstone threw their Hats in the ring, they is only one result and that would be a Metetorite Strike knockout,and the Winner is Lembit Opik.
But if you want a real London mayor contest - a real man of the people, please leave a message and spread the word people of London Opik for Mayor..-[If Enough People Respond We Just Might Swing It]
Monday, July 30, 2007
Llandyrnog Annual Tractor Run & Historical Village Walk
Its that time again! The Llandyrnog Tractor Run and Historical Village Walk will be held on the 26th August in aid of two good causes St Kentigerns Hospice and the Welsh Air Ambulance.
Local politician and organiser Mark Young said “The Welsh Air Ambulance has been included alongside St Kentigerns due to their dramatic rescue in January this year of David Murfitt who fell from his horse whilst attempting a jump near the White House in Llandyrnog.” Mr Murfitt sustained multiple injuries, breaking both legs in the accident. He needed 4 operations and the skills of one of North Wales’s best trauma surgeons to get him back on his feet.
Entry for the Tractor run is just £10 and takes in breathtaking views from the Vale of Clwyd mountain range. Vintage, Classic and Modern Tractors of any type are all welcome. The best turned out tractor, best working tractor and a special “Supreme Champion Tractor” will all receive a prize. The meet will be on the Green in Llandyrnog next to the Kinmell Arms pub at 12:00. Tractors will set off for the run at 12:30. For those not driving there is also a guided walk which will take in the local history of the village, lead by local history man Mr Bryn Davies.
David Murfitt appealed for people to go along and lend their support to both these important charities. Commenting on the Air Ambulance he said “I was shocked to realise that the service relies solely on donations to operate, yet for many people in the Welsh countryside it is critical to getting them the urgent assistance they need. Forget the Automobile Association, its the Air Ambulance that really is the 4th Emergency Service.”
Food and Drink will be available and everyone is welcome.
Local politician and organiser Mark Young said “The Welsh Air Ambulance has been included alongside St Kentigerns due to their dramatic rescue in January this year of David Murfitt who fell from his horse whilst attempting a jump near the White House in Llandyrnog.” Mr Murfitt sustained multiple injuries, breaking both legs in the accident. He needed 4 operations and the skills of one of North Wales’s best trauma surgeons to get him back on his feet.
Entry for the Tractor run is just £10 and takes in breathtaking views from the Vale of Clwyd mountain range. Vintage, Classic and Modern Tractors of any type are all welcome. The best turned out tractor, best working tractor and a special “Supreme Champion Tractor” will all receive a prize. The meet will be on the Green in Llandyrnog next to the Kinmell Arms pub at 12:00. Tractors will set off for the run at 12:30. For those not driving there is also a guided walk which will take in the local history of the village, lead by local history man Mr Bryn Davies.
David Murfitt appealed for people to go along and lend their support to both these important charities. Commenting on the Air Ambulance he said “I was shocked to realise that the service relies solely on donations to operate, yet for many people in the Welsh countryside it is critical to getting them the urgent assistance they need. Forget the Automobile Association, its the Air Ambulance that really is the 4th Emergency Service.”
Food and Drink will be available and everyone is welcome.
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
And we are off!
Its election time, and today sees the official launch of the campaign in North Wales for the Welsh Assembly. Mark Young, our Vale of Clwyd candidate met up with Lembit Opik and others in Wrexham today to highlight the message that Lib Dems are serious about crime.
As part of the mornings activities, Lembit Opik officially announced the Petition about North Wales police funding discussed previously.
You can read about this and more over at Marks campaign website which is
We wish Mark, and all the other Lib Dem candidates all the best for May 3rd.
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Police Forced to Charge
A petition has been launched on the Number 10 website appealing for signatures against the current policy of applying different per capita policies to police funding in North Wales. The North Wales police force currently gets less money per person than the South from Home Office funds, leaving it forced to raise funds from other sources such as Council Tax to make up the difference. If you would like to lend your support to this petition, please visit http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/northwalespolice
Monday, February 05, 2007
LORD ROGERS ATTENDS WELSH LIB DEM FUND RAISING LUNCH
Last weekend saw many local Welsh Liberal Democrats gather for lunch at the Brookhouse Mill near Denbigh. Members from Ruthin and Denbigh met for their annual dinner in order to raise funds for both the Vale of Clwyd and Clwyd West in the run up to the forthcoming Assembly elections scheduled for May this year.
The successful Sunday Roast lunch was followed by an entertaining speech by Lord Rogers of Llandudno who spoke of his experiences and views of the House of Lords. This was finished off with questions and answers from the local membership.
Councilor Mark Young , the prospective Welsh Assembly candidate for the Vale of Clwyd officially thanked Lord Rogers and Mrs Eleanor Burnham AM for attending the dinner. Mark also thanked all the members for their help and support over the last few months.
As the lunch drew to an end, Lord Rogers highlighted to all members that ;"the Welsh Lib Dems go into this Assembly election with our best ever team, candidates in place and with great momentum and optimistic for success in North Wales."
The successful Sunday Roast lunch was followed by an entertaining speech by Lord Rogers of Llandudno who spoke of his experiences and views of the House of Lords. This was finished off with questions and answers from the local membership.
Councilor Mark Young , the prospective Welsh Assembly candidate for the Vale of Clwyd officially thanked Lord Rogers and Mrs Eleanor Burnham AM for attending the dinner. Mark also thanked all the members for their help and support over the last few months.
As the lunch drew to an end, Lord Rogers highlighted to all members that ;"the Welsh Lib Dems go into this Assembly election with our best ever team, candidates in place and with great momentum and optimistic for success in North Wales."
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