Labour's fallen 'Red Wall' in Wales - one year on from election
Labour’s fallen 'Red Wall' in Wales - one year on from election By Ione Wells This weekend marks a year since the Conservatives gained six seats from Labour in Wales. The only Welsh brick remaining in Labour's northern "Red Wall" became Wales's most marginal seat. No-one knew the task that lay ahead for the politicians they were voting in. But now they do, how do voters who "lent" their votes to other parties think they've fared? 'Best of a bad bunch' Suni Coombes voted Conservative for the first time last year in Alyn and Deeside, which stayed Labour by just 213 votes.
Source: bbc.co.uk