Welsh Conservatives

Blow away the Ynys Mon blow-in

ARE THE Tories committing political suicide in Anglesey?
And even if the party is not committing suicide on the island, their choice of a rank outsider who has probably hardly been to the island, or indeed to Wales, demands that the gent concerned must be politically neutered before he sets foot in parliament.

Welsh Politics

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.

Welsh Politics

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.

Welsh Conservatives

Who will shadow who?

Perhaps Welsh Labour’s press office would tell us which of their MPs they expect to lose his seat at the next general election.

Plaid Cymru

Lisa reminds the Nats about their Welsh language promise

A voice from the past was heard in the National Assembly telling the Welsh government how to give assistance to the Welsh language – a subject where they have failed to make any discernable progress.

Welsh Politics

Plaid props up illegal Labour dictatorship

There’s one thing you can say about the Glasgow election result. None of us can be sure quite why it happened, but we all knew who would pick up the winnings.

Welsh Politics

No Jones apology as the views of a nation change ?

It seems David Jones, MP for Clwyd West, is none too happy about me having suggested that he had issued a “sort of” apology over his blogged remarksRead the rest

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