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Independence Cymru (Free subscription) | 11/08/2008
Silence is not an option. I have been reading Adam Price's blog in which he makes the case for proclaiming the word "independence" vociferously, and being clear and honest about Plaid's long-held aim for full self-government for the nation of Cymru. Let Wales tell the world, as Scotland has done through the ballot box, that independence is the aim and goal of all patriotic Welshmen, whether they be...
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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
Translation of a post by Adam Price: I'm in a minority perhaps within my own party on this, but there'll be very few tears shed from my part if the office of Secretary of State for Wales is closed in a Cabinet change this summer. When it was created after years of campaigning by the giant from Ammanford, Jim Griffiths, it was a symbol of the Welsh nation's political identity. Now, as I have
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welshblogindex (Free subscription) | 06/08/2008
Matt Withers notes Leighton Andrews jumping ship. Adam Price gives his views on the Welsh Office in his latest Golwg offering. Dylan Jones Evans looks at the Welsh Language. Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks at the decision to ban the Welsh flag at the Olympics. More here from Ordovicius . Up the Valleys looks at the dot .cym campaign. More here from Welsh Ramblings . Welsh Ramblings looks at leadership challengers...
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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 24/07/2008
Translation of Adam Price's Golwg column: With both my mother and my partner English (although both can speak Welsh), I think I am to some degree qualified to discuss the situation of our closest neighbours. Well, somebody has to think about them, because the English hardly think about their own nationhood. It's true to say that Wales is an 'invisible' nation, as the Assembly's Broadcasting
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Guerrilla Welsh-Fare (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
Defence Questions Regarding St Athan: Adam Price (Spokesperson (Communities and Local Government; Culture, Media and Sport; Defence; Transport; Ministry of Justice); Carmarthen East & Dinefwr, Plaid Cymru) This project was announced with considerable fanfare in the run-up to the Assembly elections, but, 18 months on, there is still no signed contract. We already have one empty aircraft hangar in the...
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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 19/07/2008
...Peter Black lecturing Adam Price on political good judgemnet. I thought that would make you laugh.
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Peter Black AM (Free subscription) | 19/07/2008
With Rhodri Glyn Thomas' demise as a Government Minister the media is full of speculation that he will stand down in 2011 so as to allow Adam Price to assume his 'natural' role as Plaid Cymru leader. If Mr. Price does get that opportunity then he will need to exercise better political judgement than this . Holding the referendum on the same day as the Assembly elections would guarantee a 'no' vote...
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Miserable Old Fart (Free subscription) | 18/07/2008
Adam Price MP's column in the current edition of Golwg ( translation by Ordovicius ) makes the case for holding a referendum on further powers for the Assembly on the same date as the 2011 Assembly General Election. My personal opinion is that a referendum is not needed and that Plaid made a boo-boo by not insisting that the referendum clause in the Government of Wales Act 2006 was dropped as part...
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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 17/07/2008
Translation of a post by Adam Price: It was the voters of Carmarthenshire who came to our rescue on that incredible morning of September 1997. But it was Scottish voters who gave us the key boost, with their deafening 'Yes' vote a week before. With our sights now on gaetting our own parliament, Scotland could once again play a key role. I'm not talking about the by-election in Glasgow, although
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welshblogindex (Free subscription) | 17/07/2008
Betsan Powys looks at the ins and outs of the Assembly. David Cornock looks at an exchange between Elfyn Llwyd and Gordon Brown at PMQ’s. Adam Price gives his latest Golwg offering. David Jones calls for Edwina Hart to resign. Glyn Davies looks at the Tory tax position. Amlwch to Magor adds to the wasted £200k debate and comments on the remarkable aging of Labour supporters . Guerrilla Welsh Fare looks...
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welshblogindex (Free subscription) | 16/07/2008
Betsan Powys looks at ‘Welsh Solutions.’ David Cornock looks at politician’s holidays. Adam Price suggests Gordon Brown could be gone sooner rather than later. Andrew Nutt looks at the furniture scandal surrounding Labour in Caerphilly. Ordovicius looks at some false endorsement for the Labour in Glasgow. Guerrilla Welsh Fare , Valley’s Mam and Welsh Lobbyist all give their views on the biggest waste...
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ORDOVICIUS (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
Writing in the Western Mail today, Adam Price had this to say: It was almost 83 years ago that Plaid Cymru was founded, on August 5, 1925. There are many different views about the motivation of the different groups that came together to form my party, but I think one matter is beyond debate. That small group of men and women who met to create the national movement, formed it out of a desire to
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The Llanelli Political Journal (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
The Llanelli Star reports today that Adam Price MP believes that Llanelli is in a prime position to lead national scientific development . He is calling for a National Science Academy to be set up at Swansea University, with the campus based at the Delta Lakes site in south Llanelli. I blogged back in August that Llanelli was in with a chance of hosting an University campus, although the University...
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icWales (Free subscription) | 10/07/2008
It’s a year since Plaid Cymru became a party of government for the first time by forming the One Wales coalition with Labour. Adam Price, who led Plaid’s negotiating team in the critical talks, looks back at a momentous year for his party
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Normal Mouth (Free subscription) | 07/07/2008
Adam Price jokes: "We’re sending George [Osborne] an invoice anyway for this bit of policy development work on behalf of the intellectual power-house that is the modern Conservative Party. No doubt, he could recycle some of his income from his recent IoD appearance in Jersey." But who will the invoice be from? Policy development is an area where Plaid's costs are met from the public purse (the
