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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 28/11/2008
Translation of a post by Vaughan Roderick: It's a pleasure for me to spread a bit of good news. John Gower and a crew of reportewrs and other writers have secured a sufficient budget to launch a new English language news website for Wales. The website will be modelled on the Huffington Post with links to external material and others to original stories and articles every day and the intention...
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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 27/11/2008
Translation of a post by Vaughan Roderick: I'd never come across the word "valedictocracy" before reading this column in the New York Times. To tell the truth I suspect the columnist, David Brooks, had coined it to describe the next government of the USA - a government that is likely to be fulkl of the best university graduates in the country. The last president to form a government of...
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Guerrilla Welsh-Fare (Free subscription) | 02/12/2008
A great shame to read of the semi-retirement of Ordovicius , although I was pleased to see, even though I actually do speak fluent Welsh, that the excellent Politics Cymru blog have vowed to take over Vaughan Roderick translation duties. The blog has been a fantastic addition to the blogsphere and I have no doubt will soon be the market leader! Ordovicius has been a great addition to...
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Politics Cymru (Free subscription) | 02/12/2008
Translation of "Dros y ffyrdd a dros y caeau..." by Vaughan Roderick Today Wales' government announced a series of capital expenditure plans - some of which are funded by the new Strategic Capital Investment Fund and others which belong to the transport department. Unfortunately there is no money for the chips machine in Ty Hywel. Details of the plans will appear in many other places....
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Politics Cymru (Free subscription) | 30/11/2008
On Friday, renowned blogger, Simon Dyda at Ordovicius announced that his blog would no longer be offering translations of Vaughan Roderick's Welsh language blog . The decision is based on his health and wish to pursue his other interests. We at Politics Cymru would like to thank Simon for his hard work and wish him all the best in the future. Diolch a phob lwc ! We are also pleased and...
