John-Paul takes your calls on Nigel Farage winning the Clacton by-election, E-scooters, & your long-term jobs or hobbies.

John-Paul Davies with Friday's Phone In...

Nigel Farage has won the Clacton by-election and returned as the constituency's MP. The Reform UK leader received more than 22- thousand votes while Count Binface came second with more nine thousand votes. It was a highly unusual by-election that he triggered in response to scrutiny of his financial backing. Other major parties had boycotted it. Today, a parliamentary investigation into his declaration of financial interests has been re-opened. So, what do you think of Nigel Farage now?

North Wales Police have seized a number of e-scooters as part of an ongoing crackdown. Called Operation Vroom, it targets the illegal use of e-scooters, e-bikes and off-road bikes. Police say e-scooters are classed as motor vehicles under the Road Traffic Act and people need insurance and a driving licence to ride them in a public place - so anyone caught using one risks having it taken off them. Are e-scooters a nuisance in your neighbourhood?

For anybody who's been missing the football, it's a big day - the EFL Championship season gets underway tonight... And for the first time in 44 years, three Welsh teams will compete against each other in the second tier of English football. But this season is also a historic one for Welsh football for other reasons...
That's because in 1964, Ken Wright from Swansea took up refereeing for the first time. Ken has never stopped and is now entering his 63rd season as a referee - which means this week he was given the Guinness World Record for being the longest serving referee of all time.
Have you got a job or a hobby that you have done for years?

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