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.
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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.
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