Blog Review: 261

• Betsan Powys looks at Cameron’s views on Wales. More here from Politics Cymru, Freedom Central, Guerrilla Welsh Fare and Welsh Ramblings. John Dixon looks at education in Carmarthenshire.
• Plaid Bontnewydd calls for Jack Straw and David Miliband to resign.
• Welsh Political History defends Labour over poverty in Wales.

Blog Review: 257

• Betsan Powys looks at Labours legacy on tackling health inequality.
• Cambria Politico looks at Don Touhig at True Wales.
• Gareth Hughes looks at city bonuses. More here from Leanne Wood.
• Tomos Livingstone notes Peter Hain’s attack on the Electoral Commission.
• David Jones looks at Ed Balls views on the economy and Plaid’s nuclear question. More on Ed Balls views here from Glyn Davies.
• Leanne Wood looks at Wales’ environment position.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare highlights Peter Black in its latest Lib Dem Photo File section.

Blog Review: 250

• Betsan Powys looks at Nick Bourne’s party backing. More here from David Williamson, Vaughan Roderick (Translation here from Politics Cymru) and Matt Withers.
• Dylan Jones Evans comments on Heathrow’s new runway. More here from John Dixon.
• Peter Black looks at services in Wales.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare comments on more expenses reporting and notes David Miliband’s comments on the war on terror.
• Welsh Ramblings says Jonathan Morgan’s missed his chance and looks at Kirsty’s venture outside Cardiff.

Blog Review: 247

• Betsan Powys looks at the first public meeting of the All Wales Convention.
• Vaughan Roderick starts his look at the tope ten seats to watch at the Westminster election with Aberconwy.
• Adam Price posts his latest Golwg column.
• Dylan Jones Evans comments on the housing LCO. Reaction to him here from Welsh Ramblings.
• Glyn Davies unsurprisingly gives Cameron the thumbs up.
• Heledd Fychan gives her views on education.
• Valley’s Mam reports on some rumours from the Assembly.

Blog Review: 241

• Betsan Powys questions who’s to blame for job losses in Maesteg.
• Bethan Jenkins comments on news Labour AM’s have been told not to discuss the Yes campaign. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
• David Jones looks at the view that new Labour is dead.
• Peter Black looks at the One Wales Agreement on the referendum.
• John Dixon is less than impressed with the way the Government and Tories are dealing with the economic troubles.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes rising unemployment.
• Ian Johnson provides reaction to the PBR.
• Miserable Old Fart says Wales is for sale.
• Politics Cymru looks at Bethan Jenkins campaign and Eluned Morgan’s future.
• Tomorrow’s Wales asks what the real case for more powers.

Blog Review: 240

• Betsan Powys looks at reaction to the PBR. More her from Plaid Bontnewydd.
• Cambria Politico notes Darren Millar’s views on devolution.
• Huw Lewis highlights his lecture to the Institute of Wales Politics.
• Peter Black looks at top-up fees. More here from John Dixon and Marcus Warner.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at David Cameron’s comments on evolution.
• Politics Cymru discusses the political issues in Wales on their pod cast.
• Up the Valleys says Labour have been gagged on the referendum.

Blog Review: 237

• Betsan Powys looks at Leighton Andrews position in the Labour party. She also looks at the Lib Dem leadership contest. More on that here from Glyn Davies.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at Labour’s support for independence. Translation here from Ordovicius. More here from Welsh Ramblings.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at the idea of an early election.
• Leighton Andrews suggest Welsh Labour needs a debate. Reaction here from Ordovicius and Politics Cymru.
• Valley’s Mam has some thoughts for Friday.
• Wales First looks at whose spending Welsh taxpayer’s money.

Blog Review: 234

• Betsan Powys looks at Alun Michaels' views on devolution.
• Cambrian Politico notes a Tory expulsion in Europe.
• Adam Price’s latest Golwg column looks at the military academy in St Athan.
• Vaughan Roderick thinks things are getting very nasty between Kirsty and Jenny.
• Huw Lewis isn’t happy with Adam Price.
• Glyn Davies examines the LCO situation.
• The Bevan Foundation reports on its withdrawal of a Labour conference.
• Heledd Fychan looks at Plaid’s Winter Campaign.
• Tomorrow Wales notes a letter one of its members has sent to the Western Mail.

Blog Review: 232

• Betsan Powys says the gloves are off in the Lib Dem leadership race. More here from Peter Black.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at the leadership of the Conservatives. Translation here from Ordovicius.
• David Jones takes issue with Plaid’s leaflets in Caerphilly.
• Dylan Jones Evans looks at the latest unemployment figures.
• Marcus Warner looks at the issues surrounding taxation.
• Welsh Ramblings suggests the Lib Dems are planning for Government.

Blog Review: 230

• Betsan Powys revisits the housing LCO row. More here from Peter Black.
• Dylan Jones-Evans looks at the issue of late payments.
• Glyn Davies looks at the issue of presumed consent.
• Amlwch to Magor looks at the Glenroths by-election. More her from Miserable Old Fart and Plaid Casnewydd.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare takes issue with some Lib Dem Bloggers. Ian Johnson looks at the referendum and Kirsty Williams’ absence.
• Tomorrow Wales looks at the LCO process.
• Welsh Ramblings suggests Kirsty is aiming a little high.

Blog Review: 227

• Betsan Powys looks at the mount of money councils in Wales have in Icelandic banks. More here from Glyn Davies.
• Cambrian Politico looks at the cost of the Olympics for Wales.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at connecting North and South.
• Adam Price’s latest Golwg column looks at Welsh bank notes.
• Leanne Wood criticises Parliament over the Housing LCO row and challenges Chris Bryant to make clear where he stands.
• Peter Black looks at the .cym campaign.
• Dylan Jones Evans looks at the forthcoming recession.
• John Dixon looks at Angela Burns and Alun Davies’ Assembly row over Tory Hedge Fund donations in Carmarthenshire.
• Half Blood Welshman looks at Peter Mandelson's influence on Labour media control.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at True Wales’ interview on Dragons Eye last night and Alun Cairns return to the Vale candidacy.
• Valley’s Mam asks if the press have turned on the Tories.

Blog Review: 226

• Betsan Powys notes Alun Cairns reinstated as Conservative candidate for the Vale. More here from Bethan Jenkins, Valley’s Mam and Glyn Davies.
• John Dixon blogs on the economy.
• Peter Black looks at Don Touhig’s leafleting. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at David Cameron’s reaction to the George Osborne issue.
• Plaid Sir Gar calls for policing to be devolved.

Blog Review: 226

• Betsan Powys looks at Alun Michaels defence of the Welsh Affairs Committee. More here from Ordovicius.
• Adam Price gives a details view of some economic strategies.
• Miserable Old Fart takes issue with David Jones MP.
• Wales First clarifies the intention behind a referendum for further powers in Wales.
• Welsh Ramblings gives some views on the economic situation.

Blog Review: 218

• Betsan Powys looks at council investments in Wales.
• David Cornock looks at Plaid’s reaction to the bankers bail out.
• David Williamson asks has Britain swung left?
• Vaughan Roderick notes Barack Obama taking some tips from Plaid.
• David Jones looks at Darlings bankers bail out. More here from Act of Disunion, Andrew Nutt and Plaid Cymru’s Bontnewydd Branch.
• Peter Black blogs on the creating of a YES campaign. More here from Amlwch to Magor, Tomorrow Wales and Rhetoric Innes.
• Glyn Davies blogs on a referendum for Wales.
• Ordovicius looks at Leanne Wood’s comments on nationalisation. He also asks what does Kirsty Williams actually do?
• Welsh Ramblings notes Eleanor Burnham’s backing for Plaid in Government.

Blog Review: 217

• Betsan Powys looks at the independent commission into funding for Wales and looks at the Tory leadership at the Assembly. More here from Glyn Davies.
• Cambrian Politico looks at the Lord Roberts reports and Tory devolution. More here from Welsh Ramblings.
• Vaughan Roderick notes the lack of support from fellow AM’s and Nick Bourne’s weekly briefing session. Translation here from Ordovicius.
• John Dixon sets out the right questions on independence.
• Ordovicius has a message from Lembit.
• Valleys Mam looks at Brown’s reshuffle.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at the state of Welsh politics.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at Peter Hain’s comments on a possible referendum.

Blog Review: 216

• Betsan Powys doesn’t think Nick Bourne has done enough to repair the damage he has caused. She also reports on Lord Roberts recent comments on the Assembly. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare and The Stonemason.
• David Cornock notes Labour’s attempts at a bonding session between their AM’s and MP’s.
• Cambrian Politico looks at the Lib Dems position in local government.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at answers to his questions to Nick Bourne. Translation here from Ordovicius.
• Adam Price posts his latest Golwg entry.
• Leanne Wood looks at Peter Hain’s recent comments. As do John Dixon, Tomorrow’s Wales and Ordovicius.
• Ordovicius notes Seb Coe remains silent on alleged his profanity.
• Welsh Ramblings gives his approval to Gordon Brown’s new appointment for the deputy leader of the house.

Blog Review: 206

• Betsan Powys notes more talk of devolution.
• Cambria Politico notes a bad start at the Assembly for the Lib Dems and how Elin Jones stood up to the Badger Trust.
• David Cornock notes the differing view on devolution by labour in different parts of the UK.
• Martin Shipton posts his interview with birthday boy Adam Price.
• Matt Withers posts his audio interview with Adam Price and notes Nick Bourne’s injuries.
• Huw Lewis gives his conference speech.
• Leanne Wood notes Gordon Brown’s green light on devolution. More here from Ordovicius.
• John Dixon gives his views on the most recent Assembly opinion poll.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at the impact a leadership bid by Edwina Hart could have.

Blog Review: 202

• Betsan Powys notes Kirsty Williams announcement that she would go into coalition with the Tories. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
• Cambria politico looks at the Plaid Deputy Leader role. More here from Bethan Jenkins.
• David Cornock notes his chat with Nick Clegg.
• Matt Withers notes Paul Flynn’s rational for the plot to oust Brown.
• David Jones suggests Gordon Brown may not be able to hang on long enough to see a by-election loss.
• Paul Flynn says the Brown plotters are rebels without a cause.
• Peter Black notes some sparks flying in the Lib Dems.
• John Dixon gives his views on the Plaid Conference as does Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at some of the other party’s reactions to Plaid’s conference talk.

Blog Review: 201

• Betsan Powys reports on the feel of Plaid’s conference.
• David Cornock notes a rare political sight. A Silent Lembit.
• David Williamson looks at the impact Adam Price had on the Plaid Conference.
• Matt Withers notes Huw Lewis agreeing with Plaid.
• Vaughan Roderick notes some unhappy reading for Lembit.
• David Jones looks at Ieuan Wyn Jones’ view of the next Westminster results.
• Glyn Davies looking at Lib Dem principles.
• Amlwch to Magor looks at some odd comments from Huw Irranca Davies and the new leader of Labour in Scotland.
• Heledd Fychan looks at Adam price conference speech.
• Ordovicius looks at the mutiny amongst Labour MP’s.

Blog Review: 200

• Betsan Powys looks at the Welsh Lib Dem leadership contest and the problems of a core Lib Dem vote. More on the Lib Dem core vote from Vaughan Roderick who also supplies the betting odds. Translation of the core vote post here from Ordovicius.
• Matt Withers questions if Kirsty Williams wants the leadership more than her rivals. He also looks at Nick Bourne’s reading list and notes an interview with Ieuan Wyn Jones ahead of Plaid’s conference in Aberystwyth.
• Adam Price supplies his latest Golwg offering.
• Glyn Davies looks at reviewing the Barnett formula.
• John Dixon looks at Labour’s fear of giving too much money to the Assembly.
• Amlwch To Magor looks at Kirsty’s chance of injecting much needed media coverage into the Lib Dems.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare suggests Kirsty William’s has yet to face the difficult questions.