Blog Review: 195

• Betsan Powys looks at the leadership challengers of Wales’ political parties.
• David Jones says the government’s moves on stamp duty are a last resort.
• Glyn Davies looks at the chance for Huw Lewis to put his name for the leadership of Welsh Labour.
• John Dixon suggests the Lib Dems have failed to outline their opposition to free prescriptions.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes Glyn Davies’ political strategy and takes issue with Leighton Andrews’ editorial policy.
• Luke Young takes issue with Martin Shipton’s journalism.
• Welsh Ramblings takes issue with Labour MP’s backing PFI.

Blog Review: 192

• Tomos Livingstone notes a lack of support from Brown’s allies.
• Bethan Jenkins looks at the case of a Mayor for the Valleys. More here from Huw Lewis, Beavan Foundation, Ceredig, Luke Young, Valleys Mam, Welsh Lobbyist and Peter Black.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at Huw Lewis’ leadership backing and Helen Mary Jones’ article on Independence.

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: 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: 129

• David Cornock notes the calls for tax varying powers at the Assembly and highlights Eleanor Burnham’s previous job.
• Glyn Davies looks at the progress of the All Wales Convention.
• Amlwch to Magor gives his rebuttal to Huw Lewis’ claims that there are no anti Welsh Language voices in the Labour party.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare discusses ‘Y Byd’ and gives a summery of the contenders for Welsh Labour’s leadership.
• Luke Young hits back at Peter Black’s claims Labour were clamping down on dissent.
• Normal Mouth discusses Labour’s need to change in his latest Golwg column.

Blog Review 65

• Betsan Powys blogs that Labour are not expecting to win back Blaenau Gwent in the near future.
• Tom Bodden notes that recent opinion polls have done nothing to raise the hopes of the Tories.
• Bethan Jenkins calls on Gordon brown to make a decision one way or another about a snap election as does David Jones.
• Leanne Wood speaks on the Lib Dems privatisation policy for Cardiff buses.
• Leighton Andrews gives his views on the future of Welsh Labour.
• Martin Eaglestone claims the Tories have gone to conference with the wrong tactical approach.
• Brit Nat Watch examines Dr Richard Wyn Jones’ view on Labour’s nationalism.
• Damon Lord calls for an election for the sake of democracy.
• Gwe looks at when, and why, Gordon Brown will call a snap election.
• Luke Young professes his love for Lembit.
• Ordovicius notes Nick Bourns comments that Alun Cairns will leave the Assembly if elected to Westminster.

Blog Review 30

• Alun Cairns blogs on a theft at the Assembly. More on this by Daniel Davies.
• Brit Nat Watch looks at the decision of some Labour AM’s to miss Ieuan Wyn Jones’ speech at the Assembly, and looks at how the Western Mail evaluated their performance at the last Assembly.
• Cleckanndra looks at the state of the Labour party.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes the Assembly’s decision to clear Nick Bourne over complaints relating to his blog.
• Luke Young looks at a few shocks to the system.
• Seneddwr looks at the hypocrisy of Jenny Willot.

Blog Review 10

• Tom Bodden remarks on Labour’s decision to sanction a special conference to discuss the proposed Plaid-Labour deal. More on this by Tomos Livingstone.
• Alun Cairns notes Peter Hain’s bad performance on question time and his U-Turn on the Red-Green coalition.
• Bethan Jenkins looks at the reaction on the door to coalition talk.
• Peter Black confirms there would be strong opposition to a deal with Labour.
• Glamorganshire looks at the split in the Labour ranks.
• Guerilla Welsh Fare comments on the position the Lib Dems find themselves in.
• Luke Young gives a Labour members view on the Red-Green agreement as does Red Anorak.
• Normal Mouth asks what what’s wrong with the Lib Dems.
• Ted Jones looks at the internal warfare in the Labour camp.