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Gender Male
Death85 years ago
Date of birth March 3,1985
Zodiac sign Pisces
Born Barry
United Kingdom
Spouse Aliz Harnisfoger
Office Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Parents Kathleen Davies
Peter Davies
Job Politician
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Education Harvard University
London Business School
University of Warwick
St Cyres School
BooksThe Romantic Landscape
Treating Psychosis: A Clinician's Guide to Integrating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, and Mindfulness Approaches Within the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Tradition
Philosophy of the Performing Arts
Aesthetics and Literature
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Movies/Shows The Masque of the Red Death
Only Two Can Play
The Treasure of Monte Cristo
The Story of Robin Hood and His Merrie Men
Treasure Island
The Last Days of Dolwyn
Gang War
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United Kingdom
Date of died March 26,1939
Period by artworksHeidelberg School
Bronze medalSwimming at the 2004 Summer Olympics – Men's 1500 metre freestyle
Height 190 (cm)
ClubCity of Cardiff
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Nation team Great Britain
Silver medalSwimming at the 2008 Summer Olympics – Men's marathon 10 kilometre
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David Michael Rhys Davies is a Welsh former competitive swimmer who has represented Wales at the Commonwealth Games, and swam for Great Britain at Summer Olympics, world championships and European championships, winning medals in each of those major international championships.

Police review Welsh secretary's Gypsy and traveller leaflet

Oct 13,2022 7:10 pm

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Catrin Haf JonesBBC Wales parliamentary correspondent5 hours ago

Police are " reviewing" the content of a leaflet about traveller and Gypsy sites which were sent to constituents by the Welsh Secretary.

The leaflet raises concerns about proposed sites in David Davies 's Monmouth constituency.

An advocacy group said it was " intended to create Hostile Environment for Gypsies and travellers".

Mr Davies said it was not a criticism of the community and the " location of sites was a legitimate matter for public debate".

Gwent Police said it was considering “the content of the leaflet and its impact on the Gypsy and traveller and settled communities in Monmouthshire".

The Statement follows concerns raised by the Travelling Ahead group.

The leaflet by Mr Davies carries the headline “Gypsy and traveller site coming to your area soon" before discussing a Monmouthshire council consultation on establishing " A Number of Gypsy traveller sites" in The County .

It raises concerns that " there will be insufficient consultation with The Members of The Public affected. "

The Second page then asks respondents yes or no questions about the consultation, including: “Would You like to see a traveller site next to your house? "

Travelling Ahead, which provides advocacy and advice for Gypsy, Roma and traveller communities in Wales, said the leaflet was a “clear breach of Equality Act, dog whistle actions intended to create Hostile Environment for Gypsies and travellers".

Det Insp Steve Thomas said: " We take any allegation of discrimination extremely seriously and we're committed to ensuring our communities are safe places and welcoming for all. "

In a statement, Mr Davies said: “The location of authorised and unauthorised traveller sites is a legitimate matter for public debate and scrutiny.

" It is entirely valid to criticise a lack of wide public consultation by a council.

" I have been contacted by many upset residents at the shortness of the consultation and the proposed locations for the sites.

" I have also been told that many from the Gypsy and traveller community are also upset at the proposed locations for the sites. This is not a criticism of the Gypsy and traveller community. "

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