YesCymru movement ‘growing faster than expected’

Actually, A recent opinion poll by YouGov suggested that a quarter of the population supported independence under Labour rule.....36% under Theresa May/Tory rule And you have missed a great opportunity to provide a link on WHERE to join. Duw mawr!

One thought..........I want to use Cymru instead of Wales....but we must think of the rest of the population. Is it better to have "Yes Wales / Ie Cymru" name...or ...DOES the name really not matter to much? :)

Ok a good start. Theres a lot of potential to still grow when you realise Plaid Cymru has nearly 9,000 members

Support for independence moves towards winning territory "when there is a Conservative majority government", according to Yes Cymru's research. But my question is, when that happens don't those people just vote Labour at Westminster elections to get the Tories out? And isn't the situation then portrayed as a 'bad election' for Plaid Cymru?

don't forget to look the other side of Clawdd Offa. If Liverpool, Shrewsbury, Hereford, Gloucester and Bristol cottened on to how much more affluent and important they would be as border cities and towns then that could make a key difference. If this sounds a biy strange then perhaps we haven't been looking at things as we should. Independence for Wales is much more likely when it is beneficial to a far greater number of people than currently support the idea. Wales is small and our potential support base is vast if we think beyond our borders. We have something special that many will buy into. One or two million in Wales perhaps, tens of millions more outside of Wales will make the difference, if wr can tap into them. We are the nation with the most thriving Celtic language and culture - we should be able to tap into that and the many who are bewitched by that beyond our borders.

Another point and a key one. I personally would love nothing more than a successful, independent Wales and when I look at it the major obstacle to that, whether we want to believe it or not us the power behind the throne. For those out there who are staunchly pacificist, turn off now. An independent Wales must embrace the British armed forces. I can hear the screams now, but the majority in Wales, myself included love and respect our British armed forces. We can be independent and the biggest supporter of the realm and our armed forces. No conundrums there for me personally at all. Bring the English establishment and the armed forces along with us to create the independent Wales we all want. If I sound as mad as a box of frogs then maybe I am, but to me independence for Wales matters, we could be a hugely successful nation and our language and culture must endure.

Grown faster than expected within its first twelve months. Genuine question - what was the target or expectation. Sorry to be grumpy but this is the sort of poorly written article worthy of WalesOnline

YES! So far from British politics it makes me proud! Therefore I joined!