Please take a look at the top 250 Twitter Influencers Accounts in Wales, as posted in the Wales Online Article (in Oct).:

In summary the top 50 Twitter Influencer Accounts in Wales are:

1. WalesOnline Twitter Account

Tweeting the latest Welsh news, sports, events and everything else you love about Wales.

2. BBC Wales Twitter Account

The national public service broadcaster for Wales, covering news, sport, TV shows, radio programmes and digital content.

3. Welsh Government Twitter Account

The devolved government for Wales with responsibilities that include the economy, education, health, tourism and culture.

4. BBC Radio Wales Twitter Account

National English-language radio broadcaster. Presenters include Jason Mohammad, Aled Jones, Bethan Elfyn and Chris Needs.

5. Visit Wales Twitter Account

The official account from the Welsh Government department that promotes tourism in Wales.

6.  Welsh Rugby Union Twitter Account

The governing body of rugby union in Wales. In 2014 they launched the #iamwales project to chart the progress of the national team and the rugby community.

7. ITV News Wales Twitter Account

Updates from the current affairs team at the ITV franchise for Wales. Programmes include Wales at Six and Sharp End.

8. Chapter Arts Centre Twitter Account

Cultural centre for international art, performance and film, based in Canton, Cardiff for more than 40 years. They welcome more than 800,000 visitors each year.

9. Cardiff council Twitter Account

Wales’ biggest local authority with 29 electoral wards. County Hall is based in Cardiff Bay.

10. Assembly Wales Twitter Account

The official feed of the National Assembly for Wales.

Read: Which Welsh politicians are the most influential on Twitter?

11. Wales Millennium Centre Twitter Account

Iconic arts centre in Cardiff Bay, home to theatres for musicals, operas, ballet and dance, as well as arts organisation.

12. Derek Brockway Twitter Account

BBC Wales weatherman and TV presenter from Barry

13. Carwyn Jones Twitter Account

Wales’ First Minister. Jones also tweets as the Assembly Member for Bridgend, where he was raised.

Which Welsh politicians made the list? See our breakdown

14. South Wales Evening Post Twitter Account

Swansea-based newspaper covering South West Wales

15. The Daily Post Twitter Account

North Wales’ best read daily newspaper, based at Llandudno Junction.

16. BBC Wales News Twitter Account

News, features and analysis from the BBC Wales newsroom

17. We Are Cardiff Twitter Account

A project collecting the stories of people that live the in capital

18. I Loves The ‘Diff Twitter Account

Cult brand of the capital and creator of Taffywood products

19. Wales.com Twitter Account

Welsh Government website promoting Wales to international visitors, students and businesses

20. South Wales Police Twitter Account

The largest police force in Wales, serving 1.3m people. The headquarters are in Bridgend

21. Jason Mohammad Twitter Account

BBC Sport and BBC Radio Wales presenter from Cardiff

22. Cardiff Online Twitter Account

News and views from the capital city, run by WalesOnline

23. Institute of Welsh Affairs Twitter Account

Independent think tank which promotes the economic, social, environmental and cultural wellbeing of Wales

24. Cardiff University Twitter Account

Founded in 1883, the institution is the 12th largest university in the UK and a member of the Russell Group. It has around 30,000 students enrolled from more than 100 countries.

25. Jamie Roberts Twitter Account

Wales international, British Lion – and qualified doctor, born in Newport. Plays for Harlequins.

26. Sam Warburton Twitter Account

Captain of the Wales rugby team since June 2011 and also led the 2013 Lions tour. Plays openside flanker for his home city’s team Cardiff Blues.

27. BBC Wales Sport Twitter Account

News from the BBC’s Welsh sport coverage

28. Visit Cardiff Twitter Account

The official visitors’ website for Cardiff, run by Cardiff Business Council

29. South Wales Argus Twitter Account

Daily newspaper covering Gwent. Based in Newport

30. S4C Twitter Account

Public service, Welsh language TV channel

31. Leanne Wood Twitter Account

Rhondda born-and-bred leader of Plaid Cymru, elected to the Assembly in 2003

32. Leighton Andrews Twitter Account

Assembly Member for Rhondda and Minister for Public Services. From Barry

33. Business Wales Twitter Account

Information, guidance and support for businesses from the Welsh Government

34. Buzz Magazine Twitter Account

Free monthly what’s on guide that covers South Wales

35. BBC Wales Today Twitter Account

Tweets from the daily news programme broadcast on BBC One Wales

36. BBC Wales Politics Twitter Account

News from the broadcaster’s political team based in Cardiff Bay and Westminster

37. Sport Wales Ywitter Account

National organisation responsible for developing and promoting sport and physical activity in Wales

38. Rob Brydon Twitter Account

Comedian, actor, radio and TV presenter from Baglan, best known for playing Uncle Bryn in Gavin and Stacey

39. Plaid Cymru Twitter Account

National political party which aims to bring independence for Wales

40. National Museum Cardiff Twitter Account

Museum and art gallery at the city’s Cathays Park

41. Adrian Masters Twitter Account

Political editor at ITV Wales and blogger

42. Arriva Trains Wales Twitter Account

Train company operating in Wales and the borders

43. FA Wales Twitter Account

The Football Association of Wales, including news from the national squad. Behind the#TogetherStronger hashtag

44. Shane Williams Twitter Account

Rugby great from Glannaman. Record try scorer for Wales and the nation’s most capped winger

45. Leigh Halfpenny Twitter Account

Wales and British Lions rugby player from Gorseinon. Plays for Toulon

46. National Museum Wales Twitter Account

A family of seven museums across Wales, including St Fagans National History Museum and Big Pit National Coal Museum

47. George North Twitter Account

Wales and British Lions rugby player, currently playing for Northampton Saints.

48. Carolyn Hitt Twitter Account

Rugby-loving producer and co-director at Parasol Media, WalesOnline columnist and author from Rhondda

49. What’s on in Cardiff Twitter Account

Listings website in Cardiff from club nights and music to theatre and comedy

50. Huw Stephens Twitter Account

Cardiff DJ who became the youngest ever Radio One presenter at 17. Founder of the capital’s Sŵn music festival.

The other 200 Twitter Accounts in the top 250 Twitter Influence Accounts in Wales list, are following, including at number 132 @WelshBiz, which is one of our very own Twitter Accounts, run by us here at this Welsh Marketing Company MA Consultancy (@MAConsultancy1 on Twitter) and also part of our Welsh Business Marketing brand which includes our Welsh Business News Blog.

51-100 of the top 250 Twitter Influence Accounts in Wales:

51. Keep Wales Tidy, Non-profit organisation committed to improving a better local environment in Wales

52. Cerys Matthews, Musician, broadcaster and owner of a festival and record label. The former Catatonia singer was born in Cardiff and raised in Pembrokeshire

53. Vaughan Roderick, BBC Wales’ Welsh Affairs editor, who presents politics show Sunday Supplement

54. BBC Scrum V, News and banter from BBC Wales’ rugby union programmes

55. Dai Lama, One of Wales’ best-loved Twitter feeds who came out of hibernation for the Rugby World Cup

56. Michael Sheen, Hollywood actor and campaigner. Born in Newport and grew up in Baglan.

57. Age Cymru, The national charity for older people in Wales

58. The Celtic Manor Resort, Five-star luxury hotel, spa and golf resort in Newport

59. Cardiff Blues, The capital’s professional rugby team, playing at Cardiff Arms Park in the Pro12 league

60. Wales Council for Voluntary Action, Represents and campaigns for voluntary organisations, volunteers and communities. Based in Cardiff, Aberystwyth and Rhyl

61. Arts Council of Wales, The funding and development organisation for the arts in Wales

62. Huw Thomas, BBC Wales’ arts and media correspondent. Based in Cardiff

63. Gareth Thomas, Former Wales rugby captain who won 100 caps during a career with spells in both codes. The sporting hero from Bridgend is now a TV pundit and presenter.

64. Jonathan Davies, BBC rugby pundit and former Wales player in both codes, known as Jiffy. From Trimsaran

65. Cardiff City FC, The capital’s Championship football side

66. Bethan Jenkins, Plaid Cymru AM for South Wales West. From Merthyr, lives in Neath

67. Cardiff Airport, Official feed for the capital’s airport

68. Wales Co-operative, National agency supporting community regeneration, economic development and social justice. Based in Caerphilly

69. St David’s Hall, Wales’ national concert hall, based in Cardiff city centre

70. Sherman Cymru, Performing arts venue in Cathays, Cardiff

71. CBI Wales, The Confederation of British Industry’s Welsh branch of the business lobbying organisation

72. Arts Wales, An arts community that champions Wales’ creative talent

73. Business in Wales, Breaking news analysis from WalesOnline’s business team

74. BBC Radio Cymru, News and updates from the BBC’s Welsh-language radio station

75. Swansea council, Official account for the city’s local authority

76. Huw Edwards, BBC News at Ten presenter from Llangennech.

77. Cadw, The historic environment service for the Welsh Government working to conserve Wales’ heritage

78. Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, The National Conservatoire for Wales and leading arts college for music and theatre. Based in Cardiff

79. Heart News Wales, Updates from the news team at Heart radio station

80. Kirsty Williams, Leader of the Welsh Liberals Democrats and AM for Brecon and Radnorshire. Grew up in Brynea, Carmarthenshire

81. Wales Air Ambulance, Charity providing emergency air cover in Wales for those who face life-threatening illness or injuries

82. Louise Elliott, Journalist and BBC Radio Wales breakfast presenter. Brought up in Llandegfan, Anglesey

83. Ryan Jones, Former Wales rugby union captain and British Lions player from Newport. Now a TV pundit

84. BAFTA Cymru, The Welsh branch of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts

85. Ty Hafan, Hospice for children, helping those with life-limited illnesses and their families. Based in Sully

86. Mike Phillips, Wales’ most capped scrum-half. The Welsh speaker from Bancyfelin, Whitland plays for Racing Metro

87. Nigel Owens, International rugby union referee and TV presenter from Mynyddcerrig, Carmarthenshire

88. Shelter Cymru, Charity that works for people in housing need across Wales

89. Heart Wales, Independent local radio station serving South and West Wales. Based on Cardiff

90. Eisteddfod, The Welsh language feed for news about one of Europe’s largest and oldest cultural festivals

91. Huw Lewis AM, Labour AM for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney. The Merthyr Tydfil-born politician is the Welsh Government’s Education Minister

92. Gareth Bale, Real Madrid star, Wales legend and the world’s most expensive footballer – he’s from Whitchurch, Cardiff

93. BBC Cymru Fyw, Updates from BBC Wales’ Welsh language news

94. St Fagans National History Museum, Cardiff attraction voted one of the world’s best open air museums (94)

95. Karen Price, Newport-born arts editor for WalesOnline

96. David Owens, Cardiff journalist at WalesOnline, known for his reporting of the music and arts scene. Founder of Welsh Rock For Refugees

97. Charlotte Church, Singer-songwriter, actress and TV presenter from Canton, Cardiff. A key voice in the anti-austerity movement

98. Laura McAllister, Former Wales international footballer, born in Bridgend. Now chair of Sport Wales and professor of governance at Liverpool University

99. Ignite Cardiff, Events with inspiring speakers who are given 20 blank slides to prepare a five-minute talk

100. Cardiff Bus, The main operator of bus services in Cardiff and the surrounding area

101-150 of the top 250 Twitter Influence Accounts in Wales:

101. Carl Sargeant, The Welsh Government minister responsible for natural resources

102. Lucy Owen, BBC Wales Today and X Ray presenter from Cardiff

103. Adam Jones, Former Wales and British Lions rugby player who now plays for Harlequins. Lives in Merthyr Tydfil

104. Wales Rugby, The latest news from the world of rugby, powered by WalesOnline

105. Elin Jones, AM for Ceredigion. Plaid Cymru’s deputy leader and health spokeswoman. From Lampeter

106. Vaughan Gething, Welsh Labour AM for Cardiff South and Penarth. Lives in Butetown, Cardiff

107. University of South Wales, Formed in 2013, the UK’s sixth largest university set across Cardiff and Newport with more than 30,000 students

108. St David’s Cardiff, Wales’ biggest shopping centre, found in Cardiff city centre

109. Alex Jones, TV presenter from Ammanford, best known for presenting The One Show

110. Big Lottery Fund Wales, Distributor of National Lottery cash, awarding £100,000 each day to good causes in Wales

111. What’s On Wales, Arts listings service.

112. Fair Trade Wales, National organisation for Fair Trade education, policy, support and campaigning

113. National Trust Wales, Organisation protecting the nation’s heritage and open spaces

114. Dafydd Elis-Thomas, AM for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, member of the House of Lords and former leader of Plaid Cymru. Carmarthen born, he lives in Snowdonia.

115. Wales Coast Path, Welsh Government account to promote the long-distance footpath around the nation’s coastline

116. Mark Drakeford, The Welsh Minister for Health and Social Services. Also tweets as Labour Assembly Member for Cardiff West at @MarkDrakeford

117. National Theatre Wales, English-language theatre company based in Cardiff

118. Swansea University, The city’s research-led university which has almost 16,000 students and is undergoing an ambitious expansion

119. The Riverside People, Cardiff Farmers’ Markets at Riverside, Roath and Rhiwbina

120. Vale of Glamorgan Council, Local authority with 23 electoral wards, including Barry, Penarth and Cowbridge

121. Tenovus Cancer Care, Cancer charity bring support and treatment to communities in Wales. Based in Cardiff and Carmarthen

122. Alun Davies, Labour AM for Blaenau Gwent. From Tredegar

123. Cardiff Life, Magazine celebrating the best of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan

124. The Children’s Commissioner for Wales, Publicly-funded role that champions children and young people in Wales

125. The Bevan Foundation, Merthyr Tydfil-based charity that develops ideas that aim to change Wales and improve people’s lives

126. Clwb Ifor Bach, Live music venue and club in Cardiff city centre, popular with the Welsh-speaking community

127. CardiffBiz, Sales, marketing and social media consultant based in Cardiff

128. Welsh Labour, The largest political party in Wales

129. Macmillan Cymru, Charity offering practical, emotional and financial help to people affected by cancer in Wales

130. Sian Lloyd, UK’s longest serving female weather presenter. From Maesteg

131. The Welsh Local Government Association, Body representing local government and promoting local democracy in Wales

132. WelshBiz, Welsh business marketing brand owned by marketing company MA Consultancy

133. Swansea City FC, Wales’ only Premier League football club. Managed by Garry Monk. Homeground is the Liberty Stadium

134. Cardiff Devils, The capital’s ice hockey team, which plays in the British Elite Ice Hockey League

135. Simon Thomas, Plaid Cymru AM for Mid and West Wales. Lives in Aberystwyth

136. Roath Cardiff, Hyperlocal news and information site for Roath in Cardiff

137. Ken Skates AM, Labour AM for Clwyd South. Born in Wrexham

138. Steffan Rhys, Digital development editor at WalesOnline, who also runs Humans of Cardiff. From Ammanford

139. CityLife Cardiff, Cardiff lifestyle magazine and website

140. Wonderful Wales, Tweets from Southern Wales, the tourism body that promotes South East Wales

141. David Williamson, Political editor of WalesOnline, based in Westminster

142. Disability Wales, Non-profit organisation championing the rights, equality and independence of disabled people in Wales

143. Welsh Conservatives, The Welsh branch of the Conservative party

144. Cardiff Metropolitan University, Formerly know as UWIC, the institution has five schools among two campuses, serving around 12,000 students

145. Sŵn Festival, Music festival held in venues around Cardiff founded in 2007 by Huw Stephens and John Rostron

146. Wales Office, The UK Government’s department of state representing Welsh interests in the UK and UK Government interests in Wales

147. Martin Shipton, WalesOnline’s chief reporter, based in Cardiff

148. Chris Bryant, Labour MP for Rhondda since 2001 and Shadow Leader of the House of Commons since September 2015. Born in Cardiff and lives in Porth

149. South Wales Chamber of Business, A business support organisation run by and representing local businesses

150. Simon Thomas, WalesOnline’s rugby correspondent. Based in Cardiff

151-200 of the top 250 Twitter Influence Accounts in Wales:

151. The Cardiff Story, Museum that tells the story of the capital, based in the city centre

152. David Cornock, BBC Wales’ Westminster correspondent. From Penarth

153. Recycle For Wales, Run by Waste Awareness Wales, a Welsh Government-funded organisation set up to encourage the change of waste behaviours

154. Gethin Jones, TV presenter from Cardiff who now hosts ITV quiz show The 21st Question

155. Wales Federation of Small Businesses, Campaigning pressure group promoting and protecting the interests of self-employed and small firms in Wales

156. Rebecca Evans, Labour AM for Mid and West Wales.

157. Julie Morgan, AM for Cardiff North. Born and raised in the capital.

158. Llamau, Homelessness charity supporting vulnerable young people and women in Wales

159. Ken Skates, Welsh Government’s Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism. Also tweets as @KenSkatesAM as AM for Clwyd South

160. Sion Barry, WalesOnline’s business editor, based in Cardiff

161. Scott Quinnell, Former Wales, British Lions and Llanelli rugby player. Now a Sky Sports TV pundit. From Llanelli

162. Bethan Elfyn, BBC Radio Wales presenter and DJ from Bangor

163. Andrew RT Davies, Leader of the Welsh Conservatives and AM for South Wales Central

164. Kevin Brennan, Labour MP for Cardiff West and shadow minister for trade, investment and intellectual property. Born in Cwmbran

165. Monmouthshire County Council, Local authority with its county hall in Usk

166. Welsh Liberal Democrats, The Welsh branch of the Liberal Democrats

167. Rhun ap Iorwerth, Plaid Cymru AM for Ynys Mon

168. National Library of Wales, Based in Aberystwyth, the biggest library in Wales with more than 6.5m books and periodicals

169. Cardiff Events, Cardiff Council-run account providing information on events taking place in the Cardiff region

170. Llanelli Star, Weekly newspaper covering Llanelli and the Gwendraeth Valley

171. Daran Hill, Founder of Cardiff-based political consultancy Positif Politics

172. Lee Waters, Director of think tank, The Institute of Welsh Affairs, From Ammanford.

173. Nation Radio, Regional independent radio station for South and West Wales

174. Brains Brewery, Brewery and hospitality company that has brewed beer in the capital for more than 125 years

175. Cardiff Half, Cardiff Half Marathon, one of the UK’s biggest road races

176. Lynn Courtney, ITV Wales journalist and producer, based in Cardiff

177. Peter Black, Liberal Democrat AM for South Wales West and blogger. Lives in Manselton, Swansea.

178. Tomos Livingstone, BBC Wales political correspondent at Cardiff Bay

179. Oxfam Cymru, Welsh branch of the charity which works to eradicate global poverty

180. Rebecca John, BBC Wales TV journalist, based in Cardiff

181. Park Plaza Cardiff, Four-star hotel in central Cardiff

182. Katherine Jenkins, Classical singer from Neath, who appeared Dancing with the Stars

183. Feed The Sprout, What’s on, news and information site for Cardiff

184. Penderyn Whisky, Award-winning Welsh distillery that produces single malt Welsh whisky and other spirits. Based in Penderyn, Rhondda Cynon Taff

185. Stonewall Cymru Welsh charity for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans equality

186. Radio Cardiff, Community radio station serving the capital city in Butetown

187. Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru AM for North Wales. Lives in Ruthin

188. Dylan Jones-Evans, Professor of entrepreneurship at Bristol Business School, founder of Fast Growth 50, blogger and WalesOnline columnist. Based in Cardiff

189. Helen Mary Jones, Plaid Cymru politician, who was an AM from 1999-2011.

190. Cardiff Students, Cardiff University students’ union

191. Dan Lydiate, Wales rugby international and farmer from Llandridnod Wells. Plays for the Ospreys

192. Spillers Records, The world’s oldest record shop at Cardiff’s Morgan Arcade

193. Green Man Festival, Independent music and arts festival held every August in the Black Mountains

194. Dan Tyte, Executive director at Working Word PR and author. From Cardiff

195. South Wales Police Cardiff, Feed for South Wales Police based in Cardiff

196. The Riverfront, Theatre and arts centre based in Newport city centre

197. David Deans, WalesOnline’s Senedd correspondent, based in Cardiff Bay

198. Paul Flynn, Cardiff-born Labour MP for Newport West since 1987. Writes a blog

199. Cardiff Castle, News and events at the medieval castle based in the city centre

200. Golwg 360, Welsh-language news website and magazine

201-250 of the top 250 Twitter Influence Accounts in Wales:

201. Gwdihw Cafe Bar, Music and venue and night club in Cardiff city centre

202. WWF Cymru, Welsh branch of the worldwide conservation organisation

203. Robbie Savage, BBC and Mirror football pundit from Wrexham who played in midfield for Wales

204. Pride Cymru, Charity that works to eliminate discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation, gender, race or religion

205. Andrea Byrne, ITV News and ITV Wales presenter based in South Wales

206. Scarlets, The Scarlets rugby team, based in Llanelli’s Parc y Scarlets stadium

207. Natural Resources Wales, Welsh Government-funded body that maintains Wales’ environment and natural resources

208. RNIB Cymru, The Welsh branch of the Royal National Institute of Blind People which supports those affected by sight loss

209. Tom Shanklin, Former Wales rugby international and Cardiff Blues player, now a manager at recycling operator DS Smith

210. Alun Wyn Jones, Swansea-born Wales and Ospreys rugby player.

211. Public Affairs Cymru, National membership organisation for public affairs professionals in Wales

212. North Wales Police, Force responsible for policing North Wales. HQ in Colwyn Bay

213. Owen Smith, Labour MP for Pontypridd since 2010 and now Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions

214. Lesley Griffiths, Welsh Government Minister for Communities and Tackling Poverty. Also tweets as Labour AM for Wrexham (see 229)

215. Cynnal Cymru, Organisation for sustainable development in Wales. Based in Cardiff Bay

216. Jane Hutt, Labour AM for the Vale of the Glamorgan. Lives in Barry

217. Sian Lloyd, BBC News and BBC Breakfast journalist and presenter. Born in Bangor

218. Welsh Water, Water and sewerage company serving 1.3m homes and businesses in Wales and Herefordshire

219. BITC Cymru, Business in the Community is a business-led charity that champions responsible business

220. Urdd, Wales’ largest youth organisation which organises activities, including the Urdd eisteddfod

221. Darren Millar, Conservative AM for Clwyd West. Brought up in Towyn and lives in Kinmel Bay

222. Made in Cardiff TV, Local TV channel that has been broadcasting across the Cardiff Capital Region since 2014

223. Rarebits Collection, A collection of some of the best accommodation to stay within Wales

224. Carmarthen Journal, Wales’ oldest newspaper, serving Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire

225. Love The Valleys, EU-funded project to promote The Valleys

226. Dyfed Powys Police, Force serving Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Powys, covering a land mass of more than half of Wales

227. Alun Cairns, Conservative MP for the Vale of Glamorgan. The former AM grew up in Swansea

228. Community Housing Cymru, Membership body for housing associations in Wales

229. Lesley Griffiths, Labour AM for her hometown Wrexham. Also tweets as Minister for Communities and Tackling Poverty (see number 214)

230. Sara Robinson, Managing director of Brighter Communications and blogger

231. Jamie Owen, Journalist, author and presenter of BBC Wales Today. From Pembrokeshire

232. Ramblers Cymru, Walking charity which works to protect access for the public to the countryside

233. Rupert Moon, Former Wales and Llanelli rugby player. Now works to encourage regeneration in Colwyn Bay

234. Gofal Mental health charity that provides services to the mentally ill and campaigns to increase public understanding

235. Glyndwr University, Formed in Wrexham in 2008 and has a student population of around 8,000

236. Welsh National Opera, National opera company that stages award-winning performances. Based at Cardiff’s Wales Millennium Centre

237. Effective Communication, Communications agency, specialising in PR, based in Cardiff

238. Team Wales, News from the Commonwealth Games Council for Wales. Based in Cardiff

239. Nick Servini, BBC Wales political editor. Born in Aberdare.

240. Carwyn Jones, Leader of Welsh Labour and AM for Bridgend. Also tweets as First Minister (see number 13)

241. It’s On Cardiff What’s on feed for bars, clubs, restaurants and events in Cardiff

242. Kathryn Williams, WalesOnline’s showbiz reporter. From Treorchy, lives in Cardiff.

243. Glamorgan Cricket, Wales ‘ only first-class cricket club based at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff

244. Robert Lloyd Griffiths, Executive director of the Institute of Directors in Wales. Lives in Cardiff

245. Stephen Crabb, Secretary of State for Wales and Conservative MP for Preseli Pembrokeshire. From Haverfordwest

246. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Fire and rescue service covering a population of more than 1.4m people

247. John Rostron, Independent music events producer and co-founder of the Sŵn Music Festival. Lives in Mid Wales

248. Ospreys, The Ospreys rugby team, based at Swansea’s Liberty Stadium

249. Alan Edmunds, Managing director and editor-in-chief at Media Wales, publishers of WalesOnline, the Western Mail, South Wales Echo, Wales on Sunday and the Celtic weekly titles

250. Fly2Cardiff, Passenger focus group that aims to promote Cardiff Airport to people in South Wales

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