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10 new members of the Bloggers Circle
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I’d like to welcome 10 new members of the Bloggers Circle and introduce you to their blogs.
Confessions of an Ojibwe
A member of Sagkeeng First Nation, Manitoba, Canada, Made a pledge of the Ogichidaa to help Indians in a manner that I can, I am currently trying to climb out of the black hole of depression, for now I pretend to be happy, funny, I am happy to be a Dad a Granpa, a Husband, a Son, a Relative, a friend and not least an Indian.
The DYDA DISPATCHES
Lots of graphics and video. Simon Dyda: A member of Plaid Cymru and EFA, I make superficial and sarcastic remarks about Welsh and EU politics. Superficial sarcasm is the new Zen.
Jennie Rigg
My motor is stalled, but my wheels are still spinning. You’ll notice that there isn’t much biographical detail in my profile. That’s because I’m firmly of the opinion that I am too fantastic and amazing to get to know in a few little soundbites. I’m thirty-one years old, mother to amazing_holly ? and engaged to be married to matgb ?, Press and Communications officer for my local Lib Dems, an inveterate blogger, and I have LOTS of things that I like to geek about.
Duncan Stott
Intermittent headblurts, mainly about liberalism and democracy. I get particularly wound up about immigration, drugs, and unfair elections.
Eric Joyce
I am an MP and I like to share my ideas: I blog about stuff in the House of Commons
Chun Han Wong
An attempt at satirical commentary on current affairs and the media.
Nick Barlow
I write about whatever happens to catch my magpie-like attention, be it politics, books, TV, or anything else going on that’s interesting. I’m a Liberal Democrat councillor for Castle Ward in Colchester, so I throw the occasional bit of local politics into the mix too.
Jeremy Swain
I’m the Chief Executive of a major homelessness charity and my blog is intended to show the human side of being a CEO as I try and wrestle with leading an organisation with a turnover of £20 million in a business-like way and stay true to the 5,000 homeless people we support. Humiliation and mistakes as well as more general musings are part of this blog which is now syndicated to Charity Finance magazine.
Catherine Shovlin
The Thinking Tank is a thinktank turned on its head. Drawing on wisdom of the crowds theory to give volume to the voice of the people
Luciana Berger
My blog is about all things political, Labour, co-operative, St Pancras and Somers Town, film and other musings.
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