New Blog

Here is a new blogger that has contacted me to be added to the site.

Welsh Ramblings looks to have started well with some amusing comments about recent events. It's worth checking out.

As always any blogs wishing to be added let me know at welshblogindex@hotmail.co.uk

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.

Blog Review 6

• Betsan Powys notes Edwina Hearts welcoming of Plaid Ministers in the cabinet.
• Adam Price, whose blog is possibly the most talked about of the week, discusses a shift in mood in the Labour ranks.
• Peter Black says everyone is having their say on what should be the future Government of Wales.
• Rhodri Glyn Thomas notes the radical document of the All Wales Accord and says Labour need to be more enthusiastic to secure a Red-Green consensus. Glyn Davies notes the swing to Red-Green.
• David Peter looks at the winners and losers in a Rainbow scenario.
• Normal Mouth continues the very interesting and informative debate he has with Adam Price.
• Vaughan Roderick talks about the Red-Green coalition, translation can be found with Ordovicius.
• View from the Glen claims that one of the original promoters of the blog connection Leighton Andrews has been left behind by the blogsphere.

Blog Review 5

• It looks like Carwyn Jones AM’s performance comes under scrutiny in a number of blogs. Critical of the man in charge of the first Welsh super brief and Rhodri Morgan’s no show is Betsan Powys, Blamerbell, Guerrilla Welsh Fare, Ted Jones


• Another issue keenly debated is the First Ministers correspondence with his opposition leaders regarding health services and possible deals. More can be found at the following. Blamerbell, Betsan Powys, Vaughan Roderick, Peter Black, Gwe
  
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• Tomos Livingstone’s musings on the deputy leadership contest whilst View from the Glen offers his vote up to the polls.


• Adam Price’s position on a Red-Green coalition of with Peter Black has a view.


• Alun Cairns notes Lembit’s unease at a contest with Glyn Davies.


• David Davies sees Tony Blair’s visit to Africa as hypocritical.


• Leanne Wood speaks on her decision to boycott the royal visit.


• Paul Flynn speaks up in favour of the right to buy scheme. Something Vaughan Roderick is quick to pick up on.


• Glyn Davies describes the mutterings at the opening of the third Assembly.


• Ordovicius notes news on the next general election.


• Ted Jones questions Huw Lewis’ claims to be able to tackle child poverty.

Back in buisness

Dear all,

I am back up and running! Apologies for the absence! As you will note I have added a number of new links. I have now referenced the blogs without tagging them politically after a number of people were pigeon holed incorrectly! (Maybe I am not as politically astute as I once thought!)

I have no longer referenced renewed labour or chanticleer as they are no longer with us in the blogsphere. Good luck to them in pastures new.

I will do a blog round up shortly!

As always please email me at welshblogindex@hotmail.co.uk if I have missed your blog.

Many thanks for your patience!

Technical Problems!

Sorry for the recent problems with the blog. This has been cause by technical difficulties. The blog with all links will be up and running again in the very near future.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Welsh Blog Index