On Saturday afternoon and Sunday I was in Cardigan. It was great to see the Corn Exchange and go on a walk to the literal land of my fathers in St Dogmaels.

It's been too long and the sun absolutely picked the right moment to come shining through.

Many other countries use a similar levy to balance the benefits and pressures of tourism.

A small contribution will make a huge difference to both residents and tourists, and will help us maintain and enhance the attractions we all love.

They allegedly responded that they would pay absolutely nothing for any maintenance but were happy for the tree surgeons to remove, entirely, said tree.

Obviously the professionals made it clear that this was not an option.

I have to be a little careful of what I say, and be clear that this is allegedly.

The residents are paying for the overhang, the person responsible for the land on which the tree sits was asked whether they'd like to contribute a proportion and have the whole tree done.

Genuinely thought they made this guy's species up for Outlaws, turns out I just forgot a real one from back in the day. #Kalaah-Nah

Finally, for some godforsaken reason, I agreed to go up Moel Siabod, I'm glad I did it and I'm sure the more my body recovers the gladder I'll get.

It's great to have friends everywhere but I so rarely have an opportunity to catch-up with them.

I'm also terrible at taking group photos so instead please have this lovely shot of Llandudno in the sun and the First Minister, Eluned Morgan, speaking.

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I spoke at WLG's fringe on how to argue for a better future and how we are already making it happen.

I'll probably adapt some of my speech into an article soon so look out for that!

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