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Filming, tweeting and blogging at council meetings
It been a couple of months since I began enquiring into local authorities’ attitudes to blogging, tweeting, and in particular filming at their meetings. All of Wales’ 22 authorities have sent a reply...
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Top 50 Welsh Blog (Number 28 to be precise!)
Well, my little blog has been included in Total Politics‘ Top 50 Welsh blogs. Number 28, wonderful! Thats only one behind the Institute of Welsh Affairs’ blog!
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The longlist… there’s always next year
Although this blog made it to the longlist of best political blog in the Welsh Blog Awards; it has, unfourtunately, not been lucky enough to make it to the short list. However @caebrwyn’s (Jacqui...
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It’s good to share
Finally you can share posts from this blog on social sites, or e-mail, or even print them out (although think green before you print). So, if you like what I blog, then please share!
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It’s not fair, because we weren’t there.
It was the usual anti-eu blabber on the radio this morning by the chair of the 1922 committee, then came a pearl of an argument for holding a referendum, “it is right to hold a referendum on EU...
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Simon Thomas to run for leader
Carw Coch: Statement of intention to stand as Plaid Cymru leader carwcoch.blogspot.com/2011/12/statem…— Simon Thomas (@SimonThomasAber) December 01, 2011 And soon I shall have a full house! The third...
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Leanne Wood to stand for leadership
Decided to stand for the leadership of #plaidcymru – more info on my website, leannewood2012.com (hopefully) live tomorrow #leannewood— (@LeanneWood) December 14, 2011 And the fourth person on my...
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A sabbatical… not to concentrate on my garden I hasten to add!
After a period of silence on this blog I make my return with news of scandal! In a local politics first for this blog, what better way to dive in than on a “scandal”. News came from Llanidloes town...
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Y Gymraeg, technoleg a’r gymdeithas sifil.
Heddiw, mae nifer o bobl yn cyfarfod yn Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru yn Aberystwyth i drafod amrywiaeth o bynciau yn ymwneud gyda thechnoleg a’r iaith Gymraeg. Mae Hacio’r Iaith wedi cael ei chynnal...
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Opening access to local democracy
A year or two ago, I blogged a lot about getting local councils to transmit their meetings online, for voters to see what was going on. This was sparked by the event of @caebrwyn being arrested for...
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