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April 1, 2011

By World News Editor Alun Rhys Chivers

 

UK Prime Minister David Cameron was in Swansea on April 1 to boost the Welsh Conservatives’ campaign ahead of the Welsh Assembly election on May 5.

Mr. Cameron, addressing party members at the Guildhall, spoke of a difficult year financially, as well as recent British involvement in the Libyan conflict. Addressing funding cuts and the railway electrification from London to South Wales were high on the Welsh agenda.