Welsh Labour

Huw and Edwina will soon feel knife

If I were Mrs Hart, a former president of the National Union of Banking Employees, perhaps I’d start looking for a job with Lloyds Bank.

And why, the day after the result, did her agent Andrew Davies announce he was standing down from the Assembly in 2011. His excuse was that he wanted a more rounded personal life.

Opinion

Cambria Politico answers Liebour threats

We now publish a response from Henry Jones-Davies (of Cambria magazine) on the ongoing saga of Mr.Lewis versus Cambria Politico.We feel that this is an important issue of freedom of the Press/ blogosphere and are publishing the correspondence in the expectation that people will make their own minds up about the politician and party in question.

Press and Media

Huw Lewis Redacted

The redacted version of the Huw Lewis blog post instead of the one the Labour Party bully-boys don’t want you to see. We’re confident that the full version will be back onRead the rest

Press and Media

Labour thugs try to stifle free speech

In an attempt to gag Cambria Politico, one of the fiercest critics of the Labour Party in Wales, agents for Labour leadership contender Huw Lewis launched a barrage of intimidatory threats resulting from an article on this blog which hit their boss a little too hard for comfort.

Welsh Labour

Screwloose loses the thread

Boringly, and for those that missed the excitement, we can now republish the article by Cynfelyn about Huw Lewis AM based on advice from our legal eagle. Oh and thanks for the stats! We have had to add bandwidth.

Welsh Labour

Representing Merthyr from Penarth

The issue of the place of residence of Huw Lewis, AM for Merthyr and Rhymney, and his wife Lynne Neagle, member for Torfaen, has been a very touchy subject within the Labour group at the Assembly for an extremely long time.

Welsh Politics

A conference to control the Nasty Nats

Once upon a time, Plaid Cymru used to hold an annual conference which attracted nationalists from all corners of the country to debate ideas and to decide policy. But not now.

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