THE WELSH Tory group at the Assembly is being faced with a terrible conundrum over the referendum on extra powers for Wales which the Labour-Plaid government plan to hold either later this year or in the first half of next year.
Let’s call it the General Election!
WORDS EXPRESSED by politicians can sometimes mean rather more than they mean on the surface.
New-style Tories now David’s in the imperial Parliament ?
ARE WE seeing a new-style Tory party in the Assembly?
Nick Bourne has done much to rescue the party group in the Assembly from the right-wing days when everyone harked back to Thatcherism.
These three Tories should do the decent thing and join UKIP
THE CONSERVATIVES moved yet further into the pre-Assembly camp. Of course the group wants more powers for this place, party leader Nick Bourne told the weekly press briefing.
Who in heaven tried to ditch the translations ?
THE FAUX PAS by the Assembly Commission with their attempted ditching of a parallel English-Welsh version of the official record of Assembly proceedings rumbles on.
Hands off free bus passes, say the Tories
GOING FOR a morning trip by bus seems to be higher rated by Tory politicians than getting medical prescriptions for nothing
UKIP raving Assembly-lovers?
There was never a doubt that the Tories’ performance in Wales was clearly the best of any party in Britain.
The swing in votes from Labour was 7 per cent, compared with 5.2 in the north-east of England, and 4.2 in England’s north-west, the nearest challenging regions.

