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Remember the Deposit Return Scheme? Remember we were told Scotland including glass breached the UK Internal Market Act? Wales is set to introduce a DRS next year that will include glass. BritNats and their compliant media sabotaged Scotland's scheme to undermine the SNP. Let's see if the scare stories,...

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The Welsh Labour Govt is planning to include glass in its deposit return scheme. Yes, the same glass the UK Govt vetoed from the Scottish deposit return scheme using the UK Internal Market Act. How is it that Wales is allowed to include glass but not Scotland?
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The Welsh Labour Govt is planning to include glass in its deposit return scheme. Yes, the same glass the UK Govt vetoed from the Scottish deposit return scheme using the UK Internal Market Act. How is it that Wales is allowed to include glass but not Scotland?

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Remember Scotland’s Deposit Return Scheme? It was apparently controversial because the SNP & Greens wanted to include glass. It was their fault DRS was delayed. So why isn’t the Welsh DRS controversial? Why isn’t Labour being blamed for this delay?
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Remember Scotland’s Deposit Return Scheme? It was apparently controversial because the SNP & Greens wanted to include glass. It was their fault DRS was delayed. So why isn’t the Welsh DRS controversial? Why isn’t Labour being blamed for this delay?

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Plaid Cymru has and will always stand up for Wales. We will work with Scotland and Northern Ireland to tackle the fundamental inequality of the UK. But first and foremost, we will demand the fairness and powers that Wales is owed in order for our nation to thrive.

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