r/BadWales is a subreddit with 456 members. The most common kinds of discussions are news, and the community frequently discusses wales, welsh, nhs, cardiff, and transport.
Much like r/badunitedkingdom is for the UK; this is a sub for anything Wales related and also insanely stupid - but also where we allow for nuanced debate and engagement without mass downvotes simply because "Westminster = bad".
Popular Themes in r/BadWales
#1
News
: "Statues of 'old white men' like the Duke of Wellington could be destroyed, Welsh government advises"
7 posts
Popular Topics in r/BadWales
#1
Wales
: "r/Wales goes into meltdown: Scottish support for royals much lower than rest of UK, poll finds [Wales highest support across UK]"
43 posts
#2
Welsh
: "Can't be a 'true Welshman' if you care about the monarchy - said by a Cornishman with made up Welsh name"
21 posts
#3
Nhs
: "Nhs Wales is not functional, says BMA head Iona Collins"
10 posts
#4
Cardiff
: "Cardiff: Congestion charge considered by council"
7 posts
#5
Transport
: "All major road building projects in Wales are scrapped"
5 posts
#6
Plaid
: "Aberystwyth University lecturer and twice-failed Plaid candidate knows that all English are here in Wales because of "brown faces" apparently."
4 posts
#7
Money
: "Another day, another failed Welsh Labour vanity project"
4 posts
#8
Cymru
: "Nation.Cymru"
3 posts
#9
Drakeford
: "Drakefords arrogance finally called out"
3 posts
#10
Bbc
: "Plaid Cymru attack Bbc over programme aired nearly 2 years ago for not mentioning laws that didn’t even exist when it was aired or filmed"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/BadWales
Yearly
+18 members(4.1%)
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Last updated: June 9, 2026