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Top MP blogs published

By Alex Foster | Tue 18th August 2009 - 3:49 pm

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TotalPolitics (in association with Iain Dale) now have published their list of top MP blogs, as voted for by over 1500 readers.

In the top 30 are Lynne Featherstone, Willie Rennie, John Hemming, Steve Webb, and John Barrett.

Only one party leader features in the list, and that’s Nick Clegg.

Read more by Alex Foster or more about iain dale, john barrett, john hemming, lynne featherstone, nick clegg, steve webb or willie rennie.
This entry was posted in News and Online politics.

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One Comment

Adrian Sanders MP 18th Aug '09 - 8:47pm

Given we have under 10 per cent of the seats in the Commons it is quite an achievement to have 20 per cent of the positions in the top 30 of all MP blogs.

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