Blog Review: 152

• Betsan Powys notes the damage the 10p tax row is doing to Labour on the doorstep.
• David Cornock talks about the Government’s U-Turn.
• Bethan Jenkins looks at the local elections.
• Peter Black highlights some Tory hypocrisy.
• Glyn Davies praises Boris Johnson and notes Dai Harvard’s appearance on Dragon’s Eye. More on that issue here by Ordovicius.
• Southpaw Grammar talks Groundhog Day Politics and outlines why he is still a member of Labour.

Blog Roll Update

I've added a few more blogs to the blogroll. If there are any that i am missing please let me know.

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Blog Review: 151

• Betsan Powys comments on Elin Jones increasing impact.
• David Cornock notes the joys of opposition.
• Bethan Jenkins gives views on John Prescott and Huw Lewis.
• Huw Lewis challenges the idea he’s a devo-sceptic.
• Peter Black notes Lembits announcement. More here from David Cornock, Glyn Davies and Ordovicius.
• Glyn Davies gives his response to the Lord Roberts report. Comments here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare and here from Ordovicius.
• Normal Mouth looks at Eurfyl ap Gwylim’s recent analysis of the Assembly’s spending.

Blog Review: 150

• Matt Withers gives his view on the Tories opposition to further on housing powers.
• Adam Price notes rebellion for Brown and creative accounting.
• Paul Flynn attacks the Government’s position over the 10p tax and Tory hypocrisy over the same issue. Peter Black also picks the issue up.
• Glyn Davies reports some critical analysis of Gordon Brown.
• Lee Waters asks what’s the point of the All Wales Convention.
• Ceredig takes issue with Peter Hain’s claim that fake emails cost him his job.
• Normal Mouth asks if the current political climate is more like ’92 than ’97.
• Plaid Cymru’s Bontnewydd Branch suggest Llais Gwynedd have lost the plot.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at Huw Lewis’ charge towards the First Ministers position.

Blog Review: 149

• Betsan Powys notes a detail description by the Liberal Democrat’s Voices’ candidate in Llangynog.
• Matt Withers questions how many friends Gordon Brown has left.
• David Jones gives Labour a few hints about where their going wrong.
• Bethan Jenkins criticises Darren Miller for his attack on the Welsh Awareness Wales.
• Leanne Wood says Glyn Davies and Dylan Jones Evans have missed the point about housing powers.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare highlights Rod Richards run in with the law.
• Luke Young levels another attack at People’s Voice.
• Miss Wagstaff looks at Peter Hain’s surreal nightmare.
• Southpaw Grammar looks at the way trade unions fund Labour.

Blog Review: 148

• Betsan Powys notes the Badger Cull vote.
• IWA looks at Wales’ media.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at a Tory reshuffle.
• Valley’s Mam looks at a potential fall out between Labour and the GMB.
• Welsh Ramblings highlights the Tory’s anti-wales stance on housing.

Blog Review: 147

• Tom Bodden notes Alun Davies laughing fit.
• Tomos Livingstone highlights troubled times for Gordon Brown but a silver lining for Chris Bryant.
• David Jones draws attention to Labour’s infighting.

Blog Review: 146

• Bethan Jenkins asks who would be a politician.
• David Jones looks at Gordon Brown position with the economy.
• Peter Black notes Brian Gibbons’ proposals to reorganise the councils in Wales.
• Glyn Davies looks at Tuesday’s Badger cull debate.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare gives his views on the calls for the national anthem to be played at the FA cup final.
• Normal Mouth sees scope in Plaid’s Innov8 policies.
  
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• Well done to David Cornock on running the London Marathon.

Blog review: 145

• Bethan Jenkins gives her view on the yes campaign and the referendum.
• David Jones says there’s a lack of leadership on the economy.
• Glyn Davies speaks out on the Archbishop of Wales views on devolution.
• Welsh Ramblings noted Plaid’s triumph at the Assembly.

Blog Review: 144

• Vaughan Roderick gives some facts about the council election candidates.
• Adam Price highlights his recent Golwg column on the importance of promoting the food and drink industry.
• Paul Flynn criticises the badger cull and highlights the success of the Assembly.
• Peter Black gives his reasoning behind refusing to applaud the first LCO passed by the Assembly.
• Glyn Davies notes his support for the badger cull proposal.
• Luke Young says Peoples Voice have been found wanting.

Blog Review: 143

• Betsan Powys looks at the One Wales Governments check list.
• Bethan Jenkins asks if Australia will become a republic.
• David Jones examines the situation with the housing market.
• Peter Black gives the latest round of the Assembly quiz.
• Amlwch to Magor discussed the anti-welsh horse attack.
• Southpaw Grammar notes his disgust at the Government tax plans.
• Valley’s Mam has some sobering facts for her readers.

Blog Review: 142

• David Jones gives his appraisal of Gordon brown’s replacement.
• Paul Flynn notes a possible new inquiry into the Iraq war and talks about the impact of Nick Clegg's admissions on the house.
• Peter Black notes Vince Cables run in with the Queen.
• Glyn Davies thinks the Welsh shouldn’t be so sensitive.
• Normal Mouth thinks what might have been if Tony Blair had stayed.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare gives his views on the Council Elections.
• Valley’s Mam looks at changes to the Local Health Boards.

Blog Review: 141

• Betsan Powys looks at the countdown to the May elections.
• David Cornock states that Brown’s Labour meeting didn’t go as smoothly as planned and looks at this weeks Welsh questions.
• David Jones looks at the controversy surround Harriet Harman’s clothing options.
• Glyn Davies posts about the decision not to bring home troops from Iraq.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes a bad day at the office for Nick Clegg.
• Plaid’s Bontnewydd Branch launches their manifesto.
• Southpaw Grammar blogs on the issue of immigration.

Blog Reveiw: 140

• Paul Flynn isn’t a big fan of Lembit’s PR style.
• Peter Black questions Nick Clegg’s journalistic approach. Or does he?
• Glyn Davies looks at the Lords revolt.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare addresses a post by Southpaw Grammar on post offices. The original post can be seen here.