Blog Review 55

• Betsan Powys looks at the odds for the Lib Dem leadership.
• David Cornock examines Eleanor Burnham chances at the Lib Dem top job.
• Tom Bodden notes Dafydd Ellis Thomas calls to clarify the name of the Assembly’s ruling power.
• Bethan Jenkins blogs about the Assembly starting back and the resignation of Ann Jones’ researcher David Collins, an issue that Valley’s Mam also picks up on.
• David Jones criticises the Government for their handling of the Northern Rock affair.
• Paul Flynn looks at the chances of a single Lib Dem getting nominated.
• Homage to Catatonia gives his views about Mike’s conference no show.
• Normal Mouth gives some insight of the Assembly past.
• Welsh Ramblings gives a different insight to the David Collins situation.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare gives his assessment on Mike German’s non attendance of the Lib Dem conference.

Blog Review 44

• Vaughan Roderick looks at the demands on Plaid Ministers.
• Dylan Jones-Evans looks at Wales Crachach.
• Glyn Davies gives his views on the Foot and Mouth crisis.
• Ceredig attempts to uncover whose problem is the Barnett Formula.
• Labour blogger Homage to Catatonia gives reasons for keeping the number of Welsh MP’s as they are.
• Independence Cymru calls on an allegiance to Wales.
• Welsh Women’s Voice comments on speculation of Rhodri Morgan’s departure.

Blog Review 43

• Bethan Jenkins congratulates Plaid on two by-election wins.
• Nick Bourne gives his comments on the coalition discussions sighting the Lib Dems failure to ratify the All Wales Accord as the defining moment. More here from Dylan Jones-Evans.
• Peter Black looks at suggestions that Plaid could form an election pact with People’s Voice and the Greens.
• Glyn Davies outlines his strategy to win a Parliamentary seat.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare attempts to update Peter Blacks history.
• Homage to Catatonia gives some ideas to the Lib Dems to pass the time.
• Normal Mouth Questions if Wales is underrated at a UK level.
• Valley’s Mam notes the Conservatives have lost faith in their leader.
• What is Wales looks at the childishness of Chris Bryant.