Kirsty Williams’ Christmas message with a difference

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Kirsty Williams’ Christmas message with a difference

By The Voice | Thu 24th December 2015 - 11:55 am

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A very different Christmas message from the rest as Kirsty Williams shares one of her family traditions, reading Dylan Thomas’ A Child’s Christmas in Wales.

Kirsty read an extract and it’s great to see how passionate and involved she gets in the story. Brilliant stuff.

Kirsty Williams’ 2015 Christmas MessageThis year’s Christmas message from Kirsty Williams is a little different…A very merry Christmas from all of us at the Welsh Liberal Democrats.

Posted by Welsh Liberal Democrats on Wednesday, 23 December 2015

Get yourself a cup of tea and enjoy this.

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One Comment

theakes 24th Dec '15 - 1:04pm

Good second place at Grendon Underwood yesterday. Only 50 behind the Conservative. Moved up from fourth, Greens did not stand.

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