Based on the amount of traffic they’ve passed on to www.libdems.org.uk in the second half of 2006, the top five blogs were:
No dog or elephant, but at least there’s a red monkey. Somehow I suspect some of them might quibble with the “nicest to the Lib Dems” accolade 🙂 – but thanks for the traffic anyway.
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Andy Burnham – new messiah or naughty boy? (Mark Hunter)
“Palestine should be run by Palestinians” so why won’t Britain reckon with what it did? (Alex Cole-Hamilton)
You can’t defend your way to a World Cup… or No. 10 (Tom Reeve)
The financing timebomb in Sub-Saharan Africa: What Britain should do — and isn’t (Rupinder Singh)
William Wallace writes: The case for higher taxes (Lord William Wallace)
The cinema in a church that became a curry house
Tackling flooding in Sunniside
The coronation of King Andy
Congratulations Dave
East Midlands Railway cancels 20 fast services a day because of problems with its new trains
Latest voting intention and leadership ratings opinion polls
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Lib Dems continue to win in key areas for for next general election
The Joy of Six 1549
Reform hypocrisy on 'hurty words'
Chloe 
Jason Connor 
Peter Davies 
TimL 
Simon McGrath 
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Am definitely more use to the LibDems than Ming.
You wait, in future this will be the next big Tory blog:
http://donalblaney.blogspot.com/
Isn’t he the crushing bore who seems to be on 18 Doughty St every time I tune in?
I think you may have Iain Dale turning in his grave (though now that it’s getting dark he was probably about to get up anyway).
Rob,
Yes – but you’ve got to read him to get a full taste.
i’m nice to Dems. there’s a good chance we’ll be coalescing before long. my favourite dem blogs are jock coats, chris black, john hemming, duncan borrowman and john hemming.
Coalesce? Thanks for that tempting idea PT; presumably Cameron would be Ming’s deputy and I’d become leader of a Lib Dem group in Rochford with 38 seats out of 39
But the Conservative Party has a long history; I just don’t see them throwing in the towel 🙂