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We could do with something about how controversial Mid Glamorgan was : I can fish this out from Hansard. It was really quite poor compared to South Glamorgan - the latter only had two districts and was accused of being a proxy for Cardiff County Borough. Morwen - Talk 12:10, 14 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Morganwg [Glamorgan county as a whole] was one of the ancient Princedoms of Wales and for 'old' and proud residents, still exists as an indisoluble entity, political mapping, 'unitary-authority' expediency and gerymandering notwithstanding. The Welsh, being essentially 'tribal' and partisan, are inordineraly proud of their heritage.

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 We could do with something about how controversial Mid Glamorgan was : I can fish this out from Hansard.  It was really quite poor compared to [[South Glamorgan]] - the latter only had two districts and was accused of being a proxy for Cardiff County Borough.   [[User:Morwen|Morwen]] - [[User_talk:Morwen|Talk]] 12:10, 14 September 2006 (UTC)
+Morganwg [Glamorgan county as a whole] was one of the ancient Princedoms of Wales and for 'old' and proud residents, still exists as an indisoluble entity, political mapping, 'unitary-authority' expediency and gerymandering notwithstanding.  The Welsh, being essentially 'tribal' and partisan, are inordineraly proud of their heritage.