What the papers don't say

Former Waterfront presenter Lee Waters has written this on the Guardian’s website. In fairness Amanwy had already flagged it up. Still worth a read.

Welsh Blog Index Awards Correct Email Address

I made a rather big error previously with this and gave the wrong email address to send your nominations to! If you have already nominated to the welshblogawards email I accidentally posted they will not have been seen and you will have to do so again at the correct email address which is welshblogindex@hotmail.co.uk

Because of this error on my behalf I shall be extending nominations until the second Monday in August.
The categories are: Best Media BlogBest Politicians BlogBest other Political BlogBest Welsh Language Political Blog
Best Overall Blog My blog roll will give an indication of what blogs fit what category. Please feel free to nominate any blogs that are not named on the blog roll. Send your nominations to welshblogindex@hotmail.co.uk or alternatively you can do it via the comments section if you don’t want it to remain anonymous. To vote you have to have an active blog running so make sure you note that when sending me your nominations. Any questions please leave in the comments section

Blog of the Week

This week’s blog under the spotlight will be Gwe. Like a number of the blogs currently dominating the Welsh Blogsphere it sprung up in election month. It has posted very intelligently thus far and has given some very insightful comments during the coalition period.

Predominantly concentrates on Welsh and UK politics this blog also dabbles in the debate further than our boarders in Europe.

Blog Review 25

• Betsan Powys looks at the Plaid vote as does Tom Bodden and Gwe.
• David Cornock looks at the excitement of Alistair Campbell’s diaries.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at where the Tories go from here.
• Peter Black looks at the funding of One Wales.
• Glamorganshire looks back at the weekend.
• Ordovicius looks at Kim Howell’s failure to understand the Red-Green agreement.
• Seneddwr looks at the votes and gives his forthright view on Alun Davies.
• View from the Glen calls on us to put aside tribal politics.
• Valleys Mam examines Dafydd Wigley’s comments on cabinet seats.