Blog Review: 123

• David Cornock notes that not all MP’s disagree.
• Rob Irvine asks what the Assembly has ever done for North Wales.
• Vaughan Roderick notes George Galloway’s approach to Gaelic.
• Nick Bourne looks at the bugging allegations at Westminster.
• Paul Flynn looks at some more family financing and Peter Hain’s return to the backbenches.
• Amlwch to Magor notes the potential for another attack of the curse of Lembit.

Blog Review: 118

• Nick Bourne looks at the police pay award.
• Peter Black looks at the inventive way in which the Tories are dealing with student debt as does Valley’s Mam.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at Glyn Davies post about Huw Lewis boxing record.
• Miss Wagstaff notes the track record of Gordon Brown’s premiership.
• Miserable Old Fart looks at the latest Tory scandal and asks if the punishment is appropriate.
• Normal Mouth suggests Plaid need to tackle the issue of Britishness.

Blog Review: 116

• David Cornock looks at Gordon Brown’s travel habits.
• Betsan Powys notes the return of Paul Murphy as Secretary of State for Wales. Matt Withers, Nick Bourne and Bethan Jenkins also comment.
• Paul Flynn lists why he believes Hain’s resignation is a loss.
• Glyn Davies notes the curse of Lembit strikes again and finds no sympathy for Hain.
• Martin Eaglestone bids farewell to Peter Hain.
• Amlwch to Magor’s farewell is not quite so pleasant. The new blog also question’s Paul Flynn’s defence of Hain.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes the lack of recognition Brown gives Hain on welsh politics.
• Normal Mouth suggests Plaid have vanished in the coalition.
• Southpaw Grammar gives his views on the Hain resignation.

Blog Review: 104

• Betsan Powys looks at yesterday’s historic meeting, also noted by Glyn Davies.
• David Cornock looks at the new leader of the Lib Dems as does Ordovicius.
• David Jones notes another piece of missing data.
• Nick Bourne notes the disaster of Peter Hain’s speech at the ITV awards. As does Betsan Powys.
• Interesting post from Peter Black live blogging the Lib Dem leadership results.
• Ordovicius notes the apparent Jekell and Hyde devolution David Cameron.

Blog Review: 102

• Betsan Powys questions the Tory commitment to devolution in the wake of David Cameron’s visit. Nick Bourne also looks at his leaders visit.
• Paul Flynn looks at why anyone would want to bring Brynle back to the Assembly?
• Glyn Davies looks at the darker side of Mick Bates.
• Normal Mouth looks at the Western Mails piece on Labour’s apparent “No” campaign.
• Ordovicius looks at the Budget debate.

Blog Review: 96

• Betsan Powys notes Peter Hain’s run in with the Electoral Commission, as does David Jones.
• Bethan Jenkins looks at further devolution.
• Nick Bourne examines the recent activity at the Senedd.
• Glyn Davies looks further into the donations scandal as does Ceredig.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare questions what impact the performance of Labour PM’s would have on their party’s outlook.
• Ordovicius reports on further Labour leader problems with donations.
• Southpaw Grammar examines the question of political funding.

Blog Review: 83

• David Cornock notes news of Lembit’s resignation has finally made it to London.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at Alison Halford’s attraction to the Tory men at the Assembly. More on that from Tom Bodden.
• Adam Price gives his view on Peter Hain’s comments.
• Nick Bourne gives some personal views on a referendum for further powers.
• Paul Flynn suggests Don Touhig should stop rowing against the tide of devolution.
• Ordovicius notes the excitement of the Lib Dem leadership contest.

Blog Review 67

• Betsan Powys highlights Helen Mary’s appraisal of Nick Bourne’s recent comments.
• David Cornock notes the Tory split on devolution at the conference.
• Bethan Jenkins gives her views on Nick Bourne’s strategy. Bethan also gives her views on Gordon Bown’s troop withdrawal announcement. More on that here from Nick Bourne and here from Glyn Davies who also attacks the BBC for giving the announcement coverage.
• Ceredig says Bourne has been left out to hang.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes the lack of support for devolution within the Tories.
• Ordovicius notes the lack of preparation for a snap election.

Blog Review 54

• Tomos Livingstone notes criticism of the Lib Dem leader at their conference in Brighton.
• Vaughan Roderick notes David Collins resignation after his attack on the Welsh language.
• Bethan Jenkins gives her run down of the conference highlights from Plaid.
• Nick Bourne looks at the case for Eleanor Burnham’s leadership of the Lib Dems.
• Glyn Davies looks at the Lib Dems Assembly Leadership options.
• Cleckanndra examines the decision by Gordon Brown to invite Thatcher to 10 Downing Street. Something also noted by Welsh Ramblings.
• Welsh Independence looks at support for further devolution.

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.

Blog Review 31

• Nick Bourne examines the attack on the conservatives by their former member Sir Eric Howell’s. More on it with Glyn Davies and Cascittuni.
• Pontygwindy reflects on where the Lib Dems are after the coalition debate.
• Welsh Ramblings gives his guesses at the cabinet reshuffle.

Blog review 7

• Adam Price looks at whose call is it to restart the coalition talks between Plaid and Labour. He also gives a timetable for Labour’s position to be made clear as Plaid’s National Executive is due to meet.
• Glyn Davies announces his intention to challenge Lembit for the Westminster seat, much to the delight of Alun Cairns.
• Leanne Wood says Thomas Cook’s decision to ban Welsh in the work place highlights the need for a new Welsh Language Act. More on this by Peter Black, Labour Mark, Gwe and Ordovicius.
• Paul Flynn’s blog criticises opposition parties for backing farmers unions and also the BBC for their level of reporting.
• Nick Bourne notes that Rhodri Morgan has never been so worried.
• Amanwy compares the political similarities between George Bush and Rhodri Morgan.
• Gwe looks at the implications of a proper parliament for Wales and increasing the number of AM’s.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare discussed Leighton Andrews return to blogging and the apparent divide in the Labour party.
• Ted Jones blogs on further developments in Labour’s Mittal scandal.