Darren Millar

France, Limoges, Scotland, Spain, United Kingdom

Retired local DJ / I sell French antiques. CEO of wearing shorts. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 You're probably reading this because I made you mad.

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Articles

What my trip to a war-ravaged country taught me about its people

1 month ago | msn.com | Darren Millar

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What my trip to a war-ravaged country taught me about its people

1 month ago | walesonline.co.uk | Darren Millar

Darren Millar MS is leader of the Welsh Conservative group, he has recently travelled to Ukraine as part of a cross-party delegation of Senedd members. Days ago, I returned from a humbling cross-party delegation to Ukraine – a country still firmly in the grip of war, yet radiating resilience and unity. Our visit included meetings with Ukrainian Government Ministers, civic leaders, displaced families, and soldiers.
Darren Millar: Standing up for Wales, our Union and our official languages means taking on the language zealots

1 month ago | conservativehome.com | Darren Millar

Darren Millar MS is Leader of the Welsh ConservativesI was deeply concerned to learn last week that Gwynedd County Council is proposing to, in its own words, “remove bilingualism and bilingual teaching” from all of the county’s schools. In effect, should the plans be implemented, English-medium education will be being phased out entirely in Gwynedd’s schools irrespective of the views of parents and pupils in the local authority area or the best interests of their children.
I asked Labour's First Minister to define a woman

2 months ago | msn.com | Darren Millar

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I asked Labour's First Minister to define a woman - her response has real consequences - Darren Millar

2 months ago | gbnews.com | Darren Millar

International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate women's and girls' achievements, rights, and potential. Yet when I asked the First Minister in the Welsh Parliament last week to define what a woman is, I was met with accusations of trying to ‘start a culture war.’Since when did stating facts and defending women’s rights become controversial? A woman is an adult human female. That is a biological fact, not an ideological opinion.