My First Eisteddfod: Meirion a'r Cyffiniau '09
I must say that I was reasonably impressed with my first Eisteddfod.
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Have the Totnes Tories started a trend?
As soon as I heard about the plan by the Totnes Conservative Association to choose their candidate for the next General Election through an open primary I got a little excited
Is ‘the next Welsh devolution referendum’ worth it?
We all know the difficulties of the current devolution settlement for Wales.
Looking ahead to the general
I thought I'd power up Excel and draw a graph. As you can see, the victory in Llanelli belongs to Plaid, with a strong showing for the Conservatives and UKIP.The turnout was l
Cymraeg yw iaith yr ysgol
I received a message from the Cymdeithas yr Iaith Facebook group yesterday.
Alternative Vote and Ieuan Wyn Jones
Proportional representation is a great idea in principle. Like many others, it is an idea that perhaps works better in theory.
A very British revolution?
Having had a few days to consider the implications of the Parliamentary and Constitutional crisis, is it now time to completely reform the way that British democracy works? Do
News Update
Here are a couple of stories I missed while on Bloging vacation.
A Progressive Labour Vision for Devolution?
As the 'critical' Welsh Labour conference begins, I thought I'd play the role of youthful optimist and suggest a new approach that the Party should take to devolution.
2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK
In early September TOTAL POLITICS, in association with APCO WORLDWIDE will publish the 2008-9 Guide to Political Blogging in the UK.
The Welsh Science Academy, Llanelli?
The Llanelli Star reports today that Adam Price MP believes that Llanelli is in a prime position to lead national scientific development.
What about the Young People?
I have noticed that there have been a lot of anniversaries on the Welsh blogosphere recently. I have realised that I have been blogging for over 14 months on-and-off.