| For most of the past two millennia, the carpet heartlands have been in turmoil, raked by battles, invasions and migrations. |
| It is a hit not just in the liberal areas but also in the so called heartlands of Republicanism. |
| Doherty took the rural heartlands he has so carefully nurtured over the past four years. |
| The really catastrophic collapse in Labour's vote took place in Labour's heartlands, the urban working-class areas. |
| The land was close to his heart as were the people who were rooted in the soil and the psyche of the rural heartlands. |
| We are looking for gains in Labour's traditional heartlands, but also in other areas of Wales. |
