Showing posts with label Tref Caernarfon Plaid Cymru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tref Caernarfon Plaid Cymru. Show all posts

Monday, 28 March 2011

CAERNARFON

Diddorol oedd ymateb criw Plaid Cymru o Gynghorwyr Tref Caernarfon i gwyn gan berchennog gwesty lleol i sywadau mae wedi ei gael gan ymwelwyr i'r dref. Yn lle delio gyda'r broblem maen't yn gweld bai ar y perchennog am ddod a hyn i'w sylw.

Wel am griw dall, ac yn bendant ddim yn deallt y sefyllfa.

Am flynyddoedd mae Caernarfon yn araf yn dirywio. Cychwyn hyn oedd i Gynghorwyr Caernarfon wrthod i Marks a Spencers ddod i Gaernarfon yn y 1970'au. Ac wedyn aethant i Landudno ac yn eiriau y sais "the rest is history".

Gan fod Plaid Cymru wedi rheoli'r Cyngor Tref ers rhai blynyddoedd, mae'n amlwg fod yna ddiffygion mewn gweledigaeth ganddynt i ddatblygu'r dref yn fwrlwm o weithgareddau.

Mae Bangor yn datblygu, a dweud y gwir mae nifer o drefydd yn datblygu yn neis tra fod Caernarfon yn dirywio i ddim.

Felly chi bobol Dre, mae hi yn amser am newid yn yr etholiad nesaf neu fydd Caernarfon yn wagle o ddifaethwch.


It was interesting to see the reaction of the Plaid Town Councillors in Caernarfon to points made by a local hotelier recently.

Instead of acknowledging the problem and thanking the individual for bringing it to their attention, they see fit to blame the messenger.

What utter contempt from ill advised ill mannered individuals who obviously cannot see the problem and bury their heads in the sand hoping it will go away.

For years Caernarfon has been deteriorating. The start could probabbly be when Caernarfon Town Council in the 1970's refused marks & Spencers to locate in Caernarfon, they then opted for Llandudno, and of course the rest is history.

For many years now, Plaid Cymru have been the majority party on the Town Council and obviously they lack foresight in developing the Town to be a hive of activity.

Bangor has developed nicely and so has many other Towns and Cities nearby.

So the people of Caernarfon it's time for change at the next election or Caernarfon will fall further behind.