Bus passengers left stranded as driver abandons them mid-routeWalesOnline, United KingdomPassengers were left stranded on board the Cardiff Bus Baycar when the driver pulled up on the corner of Lloyd George Avenue, near Callaghan Square, and announced his shift had finished. He said the replacement driver was on his way, got off and shut
A history lesson for Labour's Lloyd GeorgeFinancial Times, UKIt was about 5000 weeks ago that David Lloyd George became chancellor. He was picked for the job in the Liberal cabinet that Herbert Henry Asquith formed on becoming prime minister in 1908, for solid political reasons. After a generation in which the
Lloyd George's childhood home, Criccieth, Gwynedd: Walk ID 4630guardian.co.uk, UKThe tiny village of Llanystumdwy was the childhood home of David Lloyd George (1863-1945), our first and last Welsh prime minister, under whose leadership Britain came through the first world war, who granted partial suffrage to women,
Spindoctors, hecklers and oapsMayo News, IrelandThe leader of the Ulster Unionists, James Craig asked de Valera was he going to see Lloyd George alone. When de Valera said “yes”, Craig replied: “Are you mad? Take a witness. Lloyd George will give any account of the interview that comes into his mind
Expenses row: A history of scandalWalesOnline, United KingdomRight at the heart of the Marconi affairs was another Welshman with an idiosyncratic approach to right and wrong, David Lloyd George. Alongside towering achievements, including the foundations of the welfare state, and periods as Prime Minister and
MPs' expenses: Maundy, Mandy, Christine . . . and Hazel BlearsTelegraph.co.uk, United KingdomAmong the ministers dragged into the scandal were David Lloyd George, who was chancellor of the exchequer; Sir Rufus Isaacs, the attorney general; Herbert Samuel, the postmaster general, and the Master of Elibank, Lord Murray, the Liberal Party
Lloyd George day at LlanystumdwyNews Wales, UKwill be one of the highlights of a special Lloyd George Day held in the village on Saturday May 16. The play by writer and director David Britton for actor Richard Elfyn is a reminder of the achievements of the former Prime Minister who delivered the
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