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Just a reminder that the polls open on Thursday for voting in the Election to the National Assembly for Wales (Etholiad i Gynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru), as well as for the Referendum on the voting system for UK Parliamentary elections (Refferendwym ar y system bleidleisio ar gyfer etholiadau Seneddol y DU)

Oriau pleidleisio: 7yb i 10yh
Polling hours: 7am to 10pm

Ni ellir darparu papur pleidleisio i chi wedi 10yh, hyd yn oed os ydych yn cyrraedd yr orsaf bleidleisio cyn hynny.
You cannot be issued with a ballot paper after 10pm, even if you are at the polling station before then.

Information about the location of your polling station is on your polling card, which you should have received in the last few weeks. If you have not received a polling card, you may not be on the register and thus may be unable to vote.

When you arrive at the polling station, you will be given three ballot papers:

The first of these will relate to the referendum on electoral reform. It will ask you the question “At present, the UK uses the ‘first past the post’ system to elect MPs to the House of Commons. Should the ‘alternative vote’ system be used instead?”. You will be presented with two boxes: ‘Yes’, and ‘No’. You should mark one box with an ‘X’ to indicate your decision.

The second ballot paper will relate to the Election to the Welsh Assembly. It will show you a list of candidates standing in your constituency. You are to mark an ‘X’ beside one candidate.

The final ballot paper also relates to the Election to the Welsh Assembly. It will show a list of parties, and independents, standing in your region. This is the “top-up list” component of the AMS system used to elect Assembly Members. You are asked to mark an ‘X’ beside one party or independent.

]]> https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/event-welsh-assembly-elections-av-referendum-thursday-5th-may/feed/ 0 aberuncut Senedd Building [EVENT] Election Hustings @ Old College, 7pm https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/event-hustings-old-college/ https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/event-hustings-old-college/#respond Thu, 21 Apr 2011 15:05:47 +0000 https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/?p=78 Continue reading →]]> Ceredigion yn Erbyn y Toriadau / Ceredigion Against The Cuts
LLWYFAN ETHOLIAD
HUSTINGS

ar CEREDIGION A’R TORIADAU
on CEREDIGION AND THE CUTS

gyda/with Richard Boudier, Elizabeth Evans, Lisa
Francis, Elin Jones, Chris Simpson.

NOS IAU, EBRILL 21,
YSTAFELL SEDDON, YR HEN GOLEG,
ABERYSTWYTH, 7-9yh.

THURSDAY, APRIL 21,
SEDDON ROOM, THE OLD COLLEGE,
ABERYSTWYTH,
7-9pm.

]]> https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/04/21/event-hustings-old-college/feed/ 0 aberuncut A Month In Protest https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/03/27/a_month_in_protest/ https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/03/27/a_month_in_protest/#respond Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:52:50 +0000 https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/?p=65 Continue reading →]]> It started with a march, and it ended with a march.

Students let their voices be heard throughout Old College

Students let their voices be heard throughout Old College

On 22nd February, students from Aberystwyth University took to the streets to tell those overpaid fools in management “No cuts!”. It was the “Imagine the Future” demo organised by our Guild of Students, which saw around 600 students taking over Old College. That day was also the day we set in motion a plan – Aber Students Against Cuts would occupy again. And so it came to pass, that on that day in February, A12/14 in Hugh Owen were occupied once more.

During our 32 days in occupation, we achieved a great deal. In entering dialogue with the Pro Vice-Chancellor, we made the university commit to improving transparency. We’ve raised awareness of the cuts and just how they’ll affect students, the university, and Aberystwyth itself. We’ve shown the hypocrisy from the greedy suits at the top, who take 11.8% pay rises whilst other staff take real-term pay cuts and face redundancy.

Occupiers prepare a banner for hanging outside the occupation.

Occupiers prepare a banner for hanging outside the occupation.

The Occupation also played home to the Free University, an idea that we’ve been building on since the November march in Aberystwyth. For several days, students of Aberystwyth could immerse themselves in an environment where they could learn freely in an open space, about anything from European languages to circus skills to sustainability. We’re eager to keep this going beyond occupation.

Of course, you can’t have an occupation without social events. Every night we’d be doing something, whether it watching films, or playing improvised ball games. We held a soiree, where dozens turned out to hear several live acts including bands, choirs, poets and more. We even had a barbecue, in the freezing cold, although perhaps unsurprisingly most of the food we cooked was vegetarian or vegan!

Alongside the occupation, Aber Students Against Cuts was working closely with local Unions in a manner of ways. Firstly, we ran for elections to the Guild of Students, where 2 of us were elected. We also worked with UCU to organise as Free University Public Forum on March 18th, the first day of UCU strike action in Wales, which saw hundreds of different people from all across Ceredigion come to Aberystwyth to hear local influential figures talking about the cuts and related issues. We then joined UCU on the picket lines on the 24th February to show our solidarity with our lecturers.

The local community comes together in the Free University

The local community comes together in the Free University

On March 26th, at 4am, we ended the occupation after 32 days to join the March For the Alternative in London. Aber Students Against Cuts worked closely with local unions including UNISON, NASUWT, and PCS to ensure that 300 people from the region could go to London and march in solidarity with 500,000 thousand others.

It is fitting that what began with a local demonstration of 600 people concluded with the largest national demonstration in almost a decade. The economic policies of the Coalition Government spell disaster for the public sector, for education, and for society as a whole. The cuts affect everyone, from a new-born baby in Aberdeen, to a 21 year old student in Aberystwyth, to a 78 year old pensioner from Hackney. We must and shall continue to oppose the cuts both locally, and nationally.

Aber Students March For The Alternative

Aber Students March For The Alternative

 

]]> https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/03/27/a_month_in_protest/feed/ 0 aberuncut 184874_201610603184266_100000059827198_830995_1373175_n photocreditpatrizia 197019_10150433726410372_640705371_18007528_3314047_n 190074_10150445646195581_865025580_17822888_4853011_n Getting the old blog back together https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/03/27/getting-the-old-blog-back-together/ https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/2011/03/27/getting-the-old-blog-back-together/#comments Sun, 27 Mar 2011 18:04:40 +0000 https://aberuncut.wordpress.com/?p=59 Continue reading →]]> Hey guys.

No, our blog’s not dead, we’ve just been using Occupied Aberystwyth instead. Since the occupation is finished now, and we’re continuing to build on the idea of the Free University, we think it’s time to utilise this one instead.

In the coming days and weeks you’ll see content magically appear as we reorganise our web presence.

Love,
ASAC.

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