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Justice for Wales is strengthened by a wide network of voices,
people and communities from across Wales, the UK, and beyond
who share our commitment to fairness and respect for the land.
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Voices of Support
Justice for Wales is backed by a growing network of people who recognise that the balance has tipped and that and respect must be restored and the law upheld. Their words explain why this case matters; if you agree, please help us take it forward.
"After two years sharing information, fundraising and trying to explain what’s planned, it’s obvious people here haven’t had a fair say. Justice for Wales is simply trying to put that right."
- Dyfan Walters - Tywi Valley
“I meet farmers every week who are struggling under the weight of all this, and some of their stories are gut-wrenching. Most just want a fair chance to get on with the job in a way that’s manageable. That’s why I back Justice for Wales - sometimes you’ve got to stand up and say enough’s enough.”
- Eirian Edwards, Tywi Valley
“I’m farming, running a tourism business and raising my son in this valley. People here are perfectly capable of making good decisions - if we’re told the truth. I support Justice for Wales because it’s insisting we’re properly informed, not quietly written out of the picture.”
- Stella Price - Edw Valley
“When men in hi-vis turned up on the yard without so much as a proper appointment, I realised how little we mattered in the process. Justice for Wales is prepared to challenge that through proper means - a light in the dark”
Antony Powell - Irfon Valley
“I’m the next generation on this farm. I’ve mucked out these sheds, lambed in through the nights, and seen what it takes to keep the place going. Supporting Justice for Wales is my way of saying we won’t simply be written off by corporate interests"
- Jennie Powell, Edw Valley
“I’ve spent my life in farming and public service. If ordinary people can’t question what’s happening on their own doorstep, something’s gone wrong. Justice for Wales is testing that, calmly and firmly.”
Jon
“It took me and my late husband decades to bring our smallholding back into good heart. I’m backing the steps Justice for Wales is taking because that kind of care shouldn’t be dismissed as an inconvenience.”
Lowri Davies
“I’ve farmed this valley all my life. Seen schemes come and go; some good, some worth challenging. Once they start tearing up the ground, there’s no putting it back. Justice for Wales is right to call time and ask what’s really being gained and for who.”
Mervyn Price - Edw Valley
"My family has cared for this land for three generations; fencing, hedging, tending stock and soil. We’re not just farmers, we’re custodians of the countryside. Protecting it now is plain common sense for the wildlife, for the food we grow, and for those coming after us. That’s why I’m backing Justice for Wales."
Richard Jones - Tywi Valley
“My daughters are fantastic farmers and I’d rather pass on a living farm than a problem. The question’s simple enough: will they still be able to make a go of it here? Justice for Wales is looking at that straight, from our side of the hedge.”
Ian Jones - Edw Valley
The people featured here are independent supporters of Justice for Wales. They share their personal views and experiences in solidarity with the work undertaken, but are not involved in its management or decision-making.
