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Sgint – Sherman Cymru
February 10, 2012 15:02 -
AWEMA – a failure of governance
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The show must go on
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The Welsh re-Development Agency
February 9, 2012 07:02 -
An excuse to do nothing
February 8, 2012 07:02
Posts Tagged ‘Welsh Labour’
A week to change the game that won’t change
There’s a little over a week to go, and my instincts tell me Labour is heading into majority territory
The end of monogamy?
Last Autumn my view was that One Wales Two was the only realistic shape of any future Welsh coalition government. My view has changed
Words as bombs and bullets on the election battlefield
See beyond the typos and read this analysis of the 2011 Assembly Election manifesto – done through a twelve year looking glass
Heads Carwyn wins, tails Hain loses
Wales’ largest political party could be heaved into civil war as its two leading figures become ever more polarised. But is the First Minister becoming stronger and the Shadow Welsh Secretary weaker because of the forces of history?
Will Labour win a majority?
As Labour launches its Election campaign the polls look promising, but how certain can the party be it is heading for a majority in the Assembly in four week’s time?
National Assembly Elections 2011 – Labour’s Battleground
Assembly election campaigning begins this week. Here’s one take on where Labour will be fighting hardest
Hart of the Assembly
Edwina Hart is one of the most recognisable, formidable and competent members of the Assembly – why on earth has Willy Nilly taken so long to profile her?
Constructive contribution
Joyce Watson may not be the most high profile Assembly Member, but her record is varied and concrete
Every party needs a Chris
Chris Chapman is exactly what every political party needs – a dependable character without ego who gets on with the job
The great survivor
Jane Hutt must be doing something right. For the last twelve years she has been close to the very top of Welsh politics and, if the polls are correct, then that is where she will stay come May
The engineer
Jeff Cuthbert faces a fight to hold his Caerphilly seat this year – and if he does so it will be a testament to his diligence and capability
The Shane Williams of Welsh politics
On the eve of Carwyn Jones’ biggest electoral test yet, we put the personality and performance of Wales’ First Minister under the spotlight
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