Blog Review: 99

• Matt Withers looks at another election attempt from Dai Llywellyn.
• Adam Price looks at the question of the Welsh language in military training.
• Ceredig suggest the constant stream of negative stories could soon be too much for Brown to survive.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare asks where those outraged Labour politicians have gone now the donations scandal has sprung up. He also notes the results of the AM.PM awards, as does Ordovicius.

AM PM Awards

The results are in for the AM.PM Awards and its a good showing from the Government at the Assembly.

• Politician of the Year: Ieuan Wyn Jones AM, Plaid Cymru leader and deputy first minister
• Newcomer of the Year: Alun Davies, Mid and West Wales AM (Labour)
• Communicator of the Year: Adam Price, Carmarthen East and Dinefwr MP (Plaid Cymru)
• Campaigner of the Year: Chris Bryant, Rhondda MP (Labour) and Leighton Andrews, Rhondda AM (Labour)
• Most Outspoken: Don Touhig, Islwyn MP (Labour

Blog Review: 98

The blogs do not make good reading for Peter Hain whose latest confession on donation scandal provides much of content for our bloggers. Those blogging on are:

• Betsan Powys who says there are a number of questions that need answering.
• Paul Flynn is not happy that peter Hain has even given consideration to the issue.
• Peter Black says Hain’s confession has been forced by Guido Fawkes investigations.
• Glyn Davies wonders where it will all end.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare suggests that someone will have to take the fall for the PM.
• Ordovicius notes Hain admits further wrongdoings.
• Valley’s Mam asks if Peter Hain is in bother?

Blog Review: 97

• Paul Flynn thinks the dodgy donations scandal is coming to an end, and isn’t amused by Glyn Davies outrage.
• Miserable Old Fart suggests that Brown’s premiership is in a much worse state that Major’s ever was.
• Ordovicius says Paul Flyn is in a flap.

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: 95

• Betsan Powys looks at Peter Hain’s trip to Cardiff Bay as does her colleague Vaughan Roderick and Peter Black.
• David Cornock notes Harriett Harmon’s performance on Question Time.
• Adam Price looks at Britain’s nuclear position.
• David Jones notes the hammering Gordon Brown has been taking at PMQ’s.
• Paul Flynn hits back in the donations scandal by listing other parties financial issues.
• Glyn Davies looks at Dafydd Ellis Thomas’ appearance on CF99 as does Ordovicius.

Blog Review: 94

• Betsan Powys reports on what’s NOT going on.
• Tom Bodden looks at Plaid’s candidates for the House of Commons.
• Tomos Livingstone notes Labour’s impending doom of.
• Bethan Jenkins continues the guest blogger section on her blog with Graham Smith of the ‘Republic.’
• David Jones looks at the continued problems facing Gordon Brown in relation to the donations scandal.
• Paul Flynn defends the Labour party stating the donations scandal is stupid and not wicked.
• Dylan Jones Evans looks how the impact of the donations scandal will have on Welsh seats.
• Glyn Davies notes the strength of the Tory’s position and suggests that Gordon Brown may have to look for a way out to salvage a fourth term for Labour.
• Ceredig examines if Wigley will go to the Lords.
• Miserable Old Fart looks at the All Wales Convention and Don Touhig’s attacks.
• Ordovicius notes Gordon Brown’s admittance that Labour has acted unlawfully.
• Southpaw Grammer looks at the ID card issue.

Blog Review: 93

• Betsan Powys gives her view on the likely final line up of the All Wales convention.
• David Cornock examines Alistair Darlings tough grilling at Westminster. More here from David Jones.
• Vaughan Roderick looks at one Plaid peer already nominated.
• Paul Flynn notes his experience of the NHS. (This blog wishes him a speedy recovery.)
• Peter Black notes his unhappiness with the discussion of blogging at the Assembly.

Blog Review: 92

• Adam Price gives his view of Plaid’s record so far in Government.
• Leighton Andrews looks at the BBC review.
• Paul Flynn looks at Plaid’s decision to join the House of Lords.
• Normal Mouth answers his own questions on blogging.
• Ordovicius comments on Albert Owen’s attack on Richard Brunstrom.
• Valley’s Mam notes Gordon Brown’s offer to Ffiona Phillips.

Blog Review: 91

• Betsan Powys looks at Grav’s funeral and questions if such an event would have occurred as little as 10 years ago. A question Guerilla Welsh Fare also looks at.
• Huw Lewis seems to have forgotten who’s in Government and who’s in opposition.
• Normal Mouth disagrees with the notion of a socialist Government in Wales.

Yma O Hyd

No blogging today in respect of Ray Gravell.

Blog Review: 90

• Betsan Powys notes Plaid’s representatives on the All Wales Convention.
• David Cornock looks at the question of too many Welsh MP’s and also gives a Tory caption competition.
• Adam Price examines the stranglehold London enjoys on wealth.
• Bethan Jenkins interesting guest blogger section continues with Kelvin Mason of Aberystwyth Peace and Justice Network.
• Huw Lewis gives his view on John Griffiths interview on the politics show.
• Ordovicius looks at the Tories decision to charge for child care services.

Blog Review: 89

• David Cornock notes a spat between Peter Hain and Cheryl Gillan over who cancelled the Welsh Grand Committee Meeting. More on it by David Jones.
• Guerrilla Welsh Fare notes attacks on Nick Bourns position as leader.
• Miss Wagstaff looks at the AM/MP awards

Blog Review:88

• Tomos Livingstone picks up on Chris Huhne’s apology to the speaker.
• Bethan Jenkins continues her guest blogger section with Carl Harris of NUS Wales.
• Peter Black notes that members of the Conservatives in Wales do not see Nick Bourne as their leader. Glyn Davies attempts to address the issue.
• Ordovicius looks at Kirsty Williams’ speech to the IWA.

Welsh Duo Win at BCS Awards

Congratulations are in order to two of Wales’ best political bloggers. Adam Price and Paul Flynn both picked up awards at the British Computer Society Awards. Paul Flynn picked up the award for best design, whilst Plaid’s Adam Price won the award for best overall MP’s website.