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: 245

• Tomos Livingstone looks at the Tory reshuffle.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at ten seats to watch in a Westminster election (translation here from Politics Cymru) and notes the curse of Lembit has returned.
• Huw Lewis gives his views on the Tories and the economy.
• Peter Black looks at the missing Tory front bench. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
• Glyn Davies highlights Nick Clegg’s views on Lembit.
• Plaid Casnewydd looks at a possible election.
• Welsh Ramblings takes issue with Vaughan Roderick’s seats to watch and Huw Lewis’ socialism.

Blog Review: 244

• Tomos Livingstone notes Nick Clegg's views on Lembit. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare.
• David Jones looks at the retail industry.
• Dylan Jones Evans looks at pensions.
• Glyn Davies thinks about retirement from the blogsphere.
• John Dixon looks at joining the Euro.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at Tony Blair in the Middle East.
• The Half Blood Welshman posts on Putin and Heating.
• Ian Johnson examines the Tory tax policy. More here from Welsh Ramblings.

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: 228

• Tomos Livingstone looks at the St Athan training facility.
• Peter Black takes issue with Jenny Randerson’s gimmicks.
• Glyn Davies looks at the Lib Dems internal elections.
• Dylan Jones-Evans gives his solutions to saving the ‘real economy.’
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at the performance of Tory councils.
• Ian Johnson suggests the Lib Dems still don’t understand devolution.
• Tomorrow Wales looks at the conventions call for evidence.

Blog Review: 211

• Cambrian Politico looks at Leighton Andrews’ chances of succeeding Rhodri Morgan.
• David Cornock notes Nick Ramsay going against David Cameron’s wishes.
• IWA looks at Welsh democracy without ITV Wales.
• Tomos Livingstone reports back from the Tory conference.
• Leanne Wood looks at enforcing the minimum wage.
• Peter Black looks at the Tories tax pledges.
• John Dixon looks at Tory funding.
• Amlwch To Magor looks at the consistent inconsistencies of the Tory party.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare accuses David Cameron of dithering.
• Welsh Ramblings notes Cheryl Gillan’s comments on Tory splits on devolution and looks at the Tories loosing direction.

Blog Review: 203

• David Corncok notes a plot within the Lib Dems to stop Lembit becoming president. More here from Peter Black.
• Tom Bodden looks at the Plaid Conference.
• Tomos Livingstone gives a round up of goings on in the Lib Dem conference.
• Bethan Jenkins looks at Kirsty Williams U-Turn on working with the Tories. More here from Glyn Davies and Ordovicius.
• David Jones looks at Labour’s leaderships decision to ignore calls for nomination papers by their MP’s.
• Paul Flynn notes David Cairns resignation. More here from Guerrilla Welsh Fare, Valley’s Mam and Independence Cymru.
• John Dixon notes the “entertainment” at the Tory conference and Tory party funding.

Blog Review: 194

• David Cornock notes the spending powers of the Lib Dem leaders.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at Alistair Darlings recent comments.
• David Jones looks at the state of the economy.
• Glyn Davies notes his campaign strategy.
• Amlwch To Magor asks if Welsh Labour will be quite so vocal against their own party as they were to Plaid?
• Independence Cymru looks at the question of Britishness.
• Welsh Ramblings notes Huw Lewis to lead a Free Wales.

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: 191

• Tomos Livingstone looks at the Lib Dem strategy in Wales.
• Dylan Jones Evans bloggs on Tory Bloggers.
• Peter Black notes Blair’s attack on Brown. More here from Ordovicius.
• Up the Valleys looks at calls for a London Style Mayor for the area.
• Welsh Lobbyist looks at the Tories aspirations in Wales.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at the Labour leadership contest in Wales.

Blog Review: 189

• David Cornock examines the state of the Welsh Lib Dems finances. More here from Vaughan Roderick (translated here by Ordovicius), Welsh Lobbyist and Welsh Ramblings.
• IWA looks at Welsh sovereignty.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at the apparent bid by David Milliband for the leadership of the Labour party. More here from David Jones, Ordivicius, Valleys Mam and Welsh Ramblings .
• Adam Price gives his latest Golwg offering.
• Leanne Wood welcomes Dafydd Iwan to the blogsphere.
• Dylan Jones-Evans looks at the changing face of the Welsh political landscape.
• Ceredig looks at the media’s influence on the political narrative.
• Ordovicius gives the results of his poll on when to hold a Welsh referendum on further powers.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at which party is winning the facebook battle.

Blog Review: 188

• David Cornock suggests a less than positive slogan for Labour.
• Tomos Livingstone thinks a change of leader could only make things worse.
• Bethan Jenkins calls for more women to start blogging.
• John Dixon looks at the Tories at the next General election.
• Amlwch To Magor looks at the future of the Welsh Office.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare wonders what ever happened to Mike Germans resignation.
• Half Blood Welshman notes rumours of a plot to oust Brown.
• Ordovicius notes a potential challenge from David Milliband. Welsh Ramblings picks up on Harriett Harmon’s denials.

Blog Review: 187

• Cambria Politico looks at the Glasgow impact on unionist parties.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at plots within the Labour party to remove Gordon Brown.
• Glyn Davies notes the future isn’t looking bright for Brown.
• Ordovicius looks at calls for Gordon Brown to resign.
• Miss Wagstaff looks at the video of Cameron on devolution.
• Peter Black suggests the Lib Dem bloggers are doing ok.
• Welsh lobbyist looks at David Cameron’s preparations for Government.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare asks if the end is near for Brown.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at Huw Lewis recent comments in the Cambria Magazine.

Blog Review: 185

• Tomos Livingstone looks at the Tories in Europe.
• David Jones notes missing Labour MP’s.
• Peter Black notes the Tories don’t understand a system they implemented.
• Amlwch to Magor notes Alun Ffred Jones’ appointment as the new Minister for Heritage. More on that from Heledd Fychan and Ordovicius.
• Welsh Ramblings looks at why the SNP could win in Glasgow.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare draws attention to a Q&A on St Athan.

Blog Review: 184

• Tomos Livingstone looks at what has changed.
• Elfyn Llwyd notes the dates for the Presidential Hustings.
• Peter Black looks at MP’s opposing the Badger Cull proposals. More on this by Amlwch to Magor.
• Glyn Davies suggests Carwyn Jones is unstoppable. The views he gives on Rhodri Glyn Thomas’ resignation are also examined by Peter Black. John Dixon also addresses Glyn Davies post.
• Plaid’s Cangen Bontnewydd looks at the Welfare reform Green Paper. More here from Ordovicius who challenges the potential First ministers to give their views.

Blog Review: 165

• Betsan Powys notes that Labour AM’s are a bit concerned about Plaid.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at the Barnett Formula.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at the changing priorities of Lynn Neagle and the Torfaen Labour group.
• Peter Black says the Tories haven’t changed.
• Paul Flynn gives comment on Tory sleaze and Tory policy.
• Glyn Davies reports more info from old friend Edna.
• Amlwch to Magor notes the lack of cohesion behind Brown’s British Day.
• Ceredig gives a breakdown of Nick Bourne’s post on fuel prices.
• John Dixon gives his views on Independence.

Blog Review: 156

• Matt Withers notes an unorthodox campaign tactic waged by Gordon Brown’s opponents.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at the Crewe by-election. Translation here from Ordovicius.
• Tomos Livingstone notes the Assembly rugby team’s match tonight.
• Adam Price discusses a year on from the coalition.
• Leanne Wood gives her backing to the Health Ministers stance on treating failed asylum seekers.
• Leighton Andrews gives his views on the Assembly’s Art Work. More here from Amlwch to Magor and Miserable Old Fart.
• Peter Black looks at a slip up by the Tories.

Blog Review: 148

• Betsan Powys notes the Badger Cull vote.
• IWA looks at Wales’ media.
• Tomos Livingstone looks at a Tory reshuffle.
• Valley’s Mam looks at a potential fall out between Labour and the GMB.
• Welsh Ramblings highlights the Tory’s anti-wales stance on housing.

Blog Review: 147

• Tom Bodden notes Alun Davies laughing fit.
• Tomos Livingstone highlights troubled times for Gordon Brown but a silver lining for Chris Bryant.
• David Jones draws attention to Labour’s infighting.

Blog Review: 128

• Betsan Powys looks at the appointment of Wales’ top civil servant.
• Daniel Davies looks at the things politicians say.
• Tomos Livingstone notes the two camps of Tory strategy.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes Huw Lewis rebuttal to Carwyn Jones leadership piece in the Western Mail. More here from Valley’s Mam.