Blog Review: 242

• Cambria Politico looks at plans to sell of Welsh assets.
• Matt Withers looks at the time Gordon Brown is spending on the economy.
• Adam Price gives his views on top-up fees.
• David Jones comments on the arrest of Tory MP Damian Green. More here from Peter Black, Damon Lord and Miss Wagstaff.
• Bevan Foundation asks if the PBR has short changed Wales.
• Tomorrow’s Wales looks at the need to be positive about the referendum.

Blog Review: 115

Clearly Hain’s resignation is the main gossip of the blogsphere. Those commenting on it are:

• Betsan Powys who wants have another look at the odds on his successor.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at Peter Hain’s successor and questions if there will be a Secretary of State at all.
• Damon Lord says Wales rejoices in Hain’s resignation.
• Miss Wagstaff asks if Hain could have saved his reputation if he had stood down sooner.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare says the resignation will not be the end of Hain’s troubles.
  
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• David Cornock notes an interview he had with Maggie Thatcher.
• David Jones says Nick Cleggs performance goes from bad to worse.
• Dylan Jones Evans notes Peter Hain’s endorsement of his work.
• Alun Ffred Jones makes his blogging debut.

Blog Review 74

The departure of Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell is the talk of today's blogs.

• Betsan Powys notes the Lib Dems are in real trouble.


• David Cornock suggests the annual Lib Dem leadership crisis should become a reality TV show.


• Bethan Jenkins gives her musings about Ming’s departure.


• Paul Flynn suggests the leadership was too much for Ming.


• Peter Black gives the Liberals view on the resignation.


• Glyn Davies says Ming was pushed.


• Damon lord says Ming was tackling a problem no one could solve.


• Guerrilla Welsh Fare highlights the third resignation for the Lib Dems this week and warns against accepting Lembit’s support.


• Ordovicius notes further tensions in the Welsh Lib Dems camp with more calls for Mike German to step down.

Blog Review 56

• David Cornock notes Lembit's latest showbiz splash.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at the failure of the British public to identify who leads the Liberal Democrats.
• Bethan Jenkins blogs about the ten years of devolution.
• Paul Flynn looks at Gordon Brown’s election chances, and his handling of the dangerous case of foot and moth!?
• Ceredig looks at Lib Dem green tax plans.
• Damon Lord ponders if Mike German and Ming Campbell have had their day.
• Gwe returns to blogging with a post about the support for further devolution.
• Independence Cymru looks at the benefits of devolution.
• Ordovicius, on behalf of Iain Dale, provides a top 20 list of Welsh blogs.

Blog Reviw 48

• Matt Withers looks at the Plaid reshuffle.
• Cascittuni looks at the debate around the conservative’s logo and says the party don’t have a hunger to win an election. More on the logo with Damon Lord.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare examines the possibility of an early election.
• Miserable Old Fart looks at Jan Morris and Huw Lewis’ dispute.
• View From the Glen returns with a post about Tory defector David Anstee.

Blog Review 32

• David Cornock looks at Chris Bryant’s recent publicity shot.
• Paul Flynn looks at how out of touch Neil Kinnock has become and Boris Johnson’s Mayoral bid.
• Damon Lord notes the speed at which Boris Johnson’s campaign has got up and running.
• Seneddwr announced his departure from the blogsphere. More on it here by Glamorganshire.
• Miserable Old Fart notes Chris Bryant’s calls to scrap Welsh Language first announcements. More here by Ordovicius.

Blog Review 20

• Betsan Powys reports on Rhodri Morgan’s fight with Labour MP and the battle to clear One Wales.
• Alun Cairns says the Labour party have shown their leadership is dishonourable in trying to force the deal through.
• Amanwy notes Peter Hain’s off message farewell to Nick Ainger.
• Ceredig states that the leaked Plaid-Labour merger story was in fact a spoof.
• Damon Lord looks at Rhodri and Ieuan’s civil partnership.
• Normal Mouth looks at the One Wales document and its implications for voting systems in Wales.
• Seneddwr looks at the Lab-Plaid coalition for the Presiding Officer and his deputy.