Category Archives: Online politics

Five blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Alasdair Wood – http://alasdair-wood.blogspot.com/
• Chris Jerrey – http://chrisjerrey.blogspot.com/
• Katie Sutton – http://tajasel.org/
• Peter Flynn – http://www.peteflynn.com/
• Victoria Lubbock – http://lubbock1884.blogspot.com/

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Seven blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator, continuing the recent spurt in both new bloggers and new contributors to this site. There was a previous burst at the start of the election campaign with this second one following the election result. It’s a welcome sign which compliments the news of rising party membership every day since the election; people are more interested in the party and wanting to take part and discuss politics.

Here are the new additions to the aggregator:

• Alan Pomroy – http://borispomroy.wordpress.com/
• Alistair Rae – http://meanderingmammal.wordpress.com/
• James Thompson-Stewart – http://latteliberaluk.wordpress.com/
• Josh Hadley – http://brontides.com/
• Mark Shepstone – http://leftanddown.blogspot.com/
• Mark Yeates – http://whisperinthecrowds.blogspot.com/
• Warren Swaine – http://waswasere.blogspot.com/

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Four blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Adam Croft – http://adamcroft.net/ – including the perspective from New Zealand on our Parliamentary situation
• Andy Mesa – http://www.andymesa.co.uk/ – not just politics, but also technology blogging
• Matt Smith – http://liberalsmithy.blogspot.com/ – including, shock horror, commentary on balanced Parliaments
• Phil Wainewright – http://www.rawliberal.com/ – can you guess what Phil has also been writing about?
• Steve Boswell – http://steveboz.blogspot.com/ – how can you not like a blog called ChoccyHobNobBlog?

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Two blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Maelo Manning – http://libdemchild.blogspot.com – with some Peter Mandelson speculation.
• Two4Tea – http://www.two4tea.org/ – complete with the Gordon Brown ring tone.

Good luck to the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Three blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Darren Looby – http://darrenlooby.wordpress.com/ – whose blog currently has the lovely trio of tags, “Pragmatism”, “Practical” and “Principles”.
• Keyur Patel – http://www.crackpotliberal.com/ – including this post which caught my eye: Way to take the moral high ground, Dave.
• Terence Eden – http://shkspr.mobi/blog/ – long time blogger but decided to join the party a few days ago.

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Four blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Ben Rathe – http://benrathe.squarespace.com/
• Jason Kay – http://jaekaygoesforth.blogspot.com/
• John Bridgen – http://www.johnbrigden.co.uk/blog/
• Paul Edie – http://pauledie.blogspot.com/

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Four blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Dale Cox – http://liberalendevour.blogspot.com/ – on Wednesday he wrote, “A good day to be a Liberal Democrat”; not much has changed since.
• Gary Watts – http://gwatts4council.wordpress.com/ – the Gary for Glebe Ward blog is about Gary, who is campaigning for Glebe Ward. Ronseal would be proud.
• James Ogley – http://jamesthevicar.com/wordpress/ – having started blogging in February 2003, he probably wins the prize for longeste pause before joining the aggregator. Shame for James that it’s an imaginary prize.
• Matthew Holden – http://matthewholden.wordpress.com/ – another local election candidate who has taken to blogging to supplement his campaign.

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful:

Eight blogs have recently joined Ryan’s Liberal Democrat Blogs aggregator:

• Daniel Russell – http://libdan.blogspot.com/ – news from a Lib Dem living in Poland
• Harry Hayfield – http://britishelection2010.blogspot.com/ – a regular commenter on sites, he now has his own blog
• Kevin Lennon – http://kjlennon.wordpress.com/ – currently on the campaign trail in Ceredigion
• Kelly-Marie Blundell – http://disconcertediscursives.blogspot.com/ – blogging since February 2009, but new to the aggregator
• Peter Wrigley – http://keynesianliberal.blogspot.com/ – a particularly economic take on the news
• Rosie Sharpley – http://rosiesharpley.wordpress.com/ – our Woking candidate joins the blogging fraternity
• Sam Millard – http://musingsofaragingliberal.blogspot.com/ – more italics than Millennium Elephant has capitals
• Southport TV – http://southporttv.blogspot.com/ – chronicling the re-election campaign for John Pugh

Good luck to all the new bloggers, and why not take a moment to pop over to their blogs, take a read and post a comment?

Whether you are a new or experience blogger yourself, you may also find our compilation of “how to blog” posts useful: