HRH in Myddfai

What do the local people think of Prince Charles' move to Myddfai

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• cymuned
• myddfai
• prince
• charles
• wales
• welsh
• cymraeg
• iaith
• royal
• hrh
• windsor
• homes
• locals

[SimonLudbrook]

Ppiss off you knob.

Go live somewhere else if you don't want a Royal Family.

[cymuned]

There's only one P in Piss

[henry17addy]

You stupid idiot!!!!!!!!!! We know most the people who live in these houses!!!!!!! go and find something else to be bad at !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[scaryfairy01]

this video is a LIE! people do live in myddfai... the first house is MY house.. kinda.. my families.. and if you just went the other way from it.. then youd see EVERYONE lives there! -.- angry now!! :/ xxx

[deathmetalcorpse]

so do the welsh have a problem with english that buy houses to live in or just the ones bought for holiday homes

[mush1955]

I suppose there will be a big demand for housing for all the MI5,MI6 and special branch officers who'll have to live there to look after him.

The area will now become a prime target for Osama and his kind !

[HiYnLlyn]

'Goi bak'? Looks like a lack of so called 'sheep shagging' severely affects one's spelling!

[jascymru]

Do the comments from the 'saes' really suprise us?

Da Iawn Cymuned - Cymru Am Byth!

[HiYnLlyn]

Yes, that's fantastic! He's bought a house here so the area becomes more attractive so house pirces go up and more tourists flock to the area, the area becomes even more attractive, house prices go up again, local wages can't compete. Another area of rural Wales devoid of any young local Welsh people, therefore no young families, no lively community - but a great place for holidaymakers and the retired.

Wales is so much more than this.

[cyreillio]

Da iawn cymuned .Cymru am byth!

[aranjones]

Don't blame you for your pipedreams, YouCardiff - it would be great if it really did work like that. But what you're talking about, at best, is Club Med without the Med.

Carlo's house will push up prices, even more young people will be forced out of the area, and 192 acres of land can be a fab holiday let instead of helping provide an antidote to the 'buy-to-let' fuelled destruction of our communities.