π£ Big Changes Ahead for Afan Ogwr Rhondda! π


The 2026 Senedd election is just around the corner, and things are shaking up in the Afan Ogwr Rhondda constituency. The recently formed constituency combines Aberafan Maesteg, Rhondda, and Ogmore areas and will elect six Senedd Members using a new proportional representation system.

πΉ What’s new?
– Bigger constituencies but fewer votes! You only cast one vote for a party.
– A total of 96 Senedd Members will be elected across 16 constituencies – each having 6 members.
Wondering who’s vying for your vote? π Here’s a peek at some of the parties and their candidates:
π¦ Conservatives: Abigail Mainon, Peter Crocker-Jaques, Tony Kear, and others
π³ Green Party: Nigel Pugh, Anna Tuhey, Stephanie Woodhouse, among others
π Heritage Party brings Kimberley Isherwood to the fore
π₯ Labour features Huw Irranca-Davies, Buffy Williams, David Rees, and more
π Liberal Democrats led by Dean Ronan and Cen Phillips, focusing on local empowerment
π© Plaid Cymru with Sera Evans and Alun Cox, pushing for strong community voices
πΉ Reform UK also presents its candidates
And let’s not forget Captain Beany! π The local legend returns as an independent, aiming for a politics that truly represents the voices of everyday folks in our community!
Each candidate brings unique perspectives and issues they’re passionate about, from supporting local businesses, enhancing community services, to promoting accountability and ethical governance.
π₯ Get to know your candidates and make your voice count on May 7th!
Donβt just stand by – Have your say and shape the future for Afan Ogwr Rhondda! π³οΈ
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