Following my last article about STaN's Law and whether or not Christina Rees had broken it, one of my Labour Party friends (there, that shocked you) sent me the following images. They relate to last St Patrick's Day, which was, of course, 17 March 2016.

It is said by some that St Patrick was born in Banwen so without further ado Ms Rees and her Neath staff set off to the very edges of her fiefdom in celebration of the fact, and probably dropping in to the Dove Workshops at the same time  - it was a Thursday so a normal working day, so they had to be seen to be doing something.

Anyway, here's a photo of the quartet at a Banwen street sign, with two of her staff members obviously dressed as leprechauns for the day. The image is courtesy of Mrs Leanne Jones who is in the foreground - the Labour candidate for Tonna in May 2017.

But here's an altogether more daring photo taken that day that is a bit harder to get hold of.

Now that is quite definitely the same road sign and I have it on good authority that the person baring his/her arse to the camera is one of that hardworking quartet. With all due respect to Mrs Jones and Ms Rees I really don't think it's theirs, which kind of narrows it down to 1 of 2. I leave it to readers to try and work out just which leprechaun the rear view is.

However, let's bare bear in mind that the collective (public sector) salaries of these four is probably over £150K a year. What a comfort it is that all four seem to be having such a wonderful time larking about, dressing up - and in one case stripping off too, on a typical working day. What a contrast to the working conditions of probably 98% of the rest of the country. These people have got it sussed while the rest of us muppets go out and earn the real wealth that supports them.

One final point - whoever owns that bum didn't take that photo himself. The question is: if that's not Christina who is baring her bottom, was she behind operating the camera? Now that's food for thought.

Addendum 23.02.17

I've been informed that the second photo, the more risque one, was in fact not taken that day but on a weekend. My apologies for getting it wrong, and to Ms Rees and her staff in that case. I am slightly more encouraged that a typical working day does not include naked photo-shoots, only fancy dress.