JUST A quick post to say this website is listed in the all-new Total Politics Guide to Political Blogging book for 2008! It's great to be given a mention on a national platform such as that. The website of Total Politics magazine also links to this site. Writing about politics is a passion for me and to have people recognise what I'm trying to do with this site is fantastic. So, make sur...

It’s that time of year again, when Total Politics asks you to vote for your Top 10 favourite blogs. This is the fifth year of the poll. The votes will be compiled and included in the forthcoming book, the Total Politics Guide to Blogging 2010-11, which will be published in September. For the second year

As far as I'm aware only three Welsh MPs blog, and all three have been placed in the top 10 MPs at the Total Politics blog awards. Adam Price is at no 7, David Jones is at no 9 and Paul Flynn at no 10. Could this result be seen as a mini opinion poll of voting intentions at the next Westminster election? Plaid topping the poll, with the Conservatives pushing Labour into third place? :-) Congratula...

The various categories of the 2008 Total Politics blog chart have now been published. This site was voted 30th in the Welsh politics blogs. Last year this site came 97th in the top 100 Conservative blogs, at first glance that category had been replaced by centre-right blogs, my blog didn't make that chart, but replying to a question on his site Iain Dale did produce the top 100 Conservative blogs

Yes, that’s right folks, you have until midnight this Friday to cast your votes in the Total Politics poll of Top 10 favourite blogs. This year, the poll is being co-promoted by Lib Dem Voice, LabourList and Iain Dale’s Diary. For full details and rules, please see our previous LDV posting. Then email your Top

Apologies for the lack of posting - I've been busy with work. Some of which has been for the new magazine Total Politics.Above is one of the strips from the website (http://www.totalpolitics.com/). I'm also in the print magazine.So buy it.

Yesterday I wrote about the Orange/Future Laboratory report on how technology will impact politics over the coming years. I am about to go to speak at a lunchtime event at the House of Commons on the whole issue and Total Politics is about to poll all elected politicians in the country on some of its conclusions on behalf of Orange. The poll will be broken down by party affiliation. Just as a bit ...

It is all a bit pointless, but the Total Politics blog poll is another way of promoting left wing voices to a wider audience.  Vote here before midnight 19th August: You can also vote for individual bloggers.  You might want to suggest other blogs or bloggers for people to vote for in the comments below.

Voting closes tomorrow in the Total Politics blog poll for 2010. Posting on this blog has been patchy of late, so clearly you should not feel any overwhelming urge to vote for me ten times in a row, let alone twelve dozen times from specially set up puppet email addresses; that would be egregious. But, irrespective of which blogs you have particularly enjoyed over the last twelve months, do go ove...

John Redwood has thanked all the people who voted to make his website, www.johnredwood.com, the top ranked MP’s website as chosen by the readers of the top sixty political blogs in the UK and Total Politics magazine. John Redwood’s blog was voted the best blog by a Member of Parliament. The full results