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Llyr

American  
[hleer] / hlir /

noun

Welsh Legend.
  1. the father of Manawydan: corresponds to the Irish Ler.


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Its candidate, Llyr Powell, said that he did not believe that "voters have been listened to in this area for a very long time".

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Plaid Cymru Member of the Senedd Llyr Gruffydd, who chairs the cross-party committee, said "the current emergency support, insurance coverage, and infrastructure simply do not measure up to the scale of need".

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Llyr Gruffydd, chairman of the Senedd's climate change, environment and infrastructure committee, said the government's rhetoric on nature loss "isn't followed up with action".

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The committee's chairman, Llyr Gruffydd MS said residents living near opencast mines too often felt "completely failed by the public authorities who are meant to protect them".

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Plaid Cymru's rural affairs spokesman Llyr Gruffydd said the government's budget would be a "litmus test" of Welsh ministers' commitment to farmers.

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