The EU
I've been trying to write this post for a long time. Europe is a place and an idea that I am passionate about.
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Wanderlust
There are times that I feel an overwhelming wanderlust. It's not just a desire to jump on a plane for a weekend city break.
Lunchtime Walk
Earlier today I decided to go for a walk through Llanelli town centre.
Government spending details published
The government has taken another great step forward today by publishing its spending charts for 2008/09 and 2009/10.
Transparency is key to a stronger democracy
The Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition does seem, for the moment to be committed to greater transparency throughout government.
Election reaction in the Star
This week's Star had a picture of Nia Griffith on the front page, with the caption Victorious Nia: "We did not mislead people of Llanelli" After turning to page 4, the Star pu
The last progressive party in town
Being a young, impressionable sort, I was partly looking forward to a hung Parliament because of a little dream about possible change brought about by Liberal Democrats.
No Platform
There is a good article on Wales Home by Patrick McGuinness about the trouble with No Platform policies.
Enter Supreme Commander of the People Democratic Socialist Semi-Monarchial Republic of Cymru
As one of the few voices on the Welsh blogosphere who will actually have a vote in so rumoured imminent leadership election of the Welsh Labour Party (which is telling in itse
More on Carmarthenshire TV
To be clear, I believe that the idea of the County Council launching an Internet TV station is a complete waste of taxpayer's money and will probably end up as another fluffy
A Socialist's Least Favourite Word - Cuts
The Welsh Liberal Democrats are currently in emergency backtrack mode after National Treasury Spokesman Vince Cable announced that to sum up enough cuts the St.
The Maximum Wage
This weekend at their conference, Plaid Cymru members passed a motion calling for a maximum wage.