Jock's favourite feeds and blogs

Neale Upstone over there in "Tabs" joins the Lib Dem LVT supporting section of the blogosphere...welcome Neale!

The Nice Polite Campaign to Gently Encourage
Parliament to Publish Bills in a 21st Century Way, Please. Now.

Yet another I find to my shame that links to me but not me to him.  Anyone who is reading Fred Harrison's "Ricardo's Law" , however, certainly deserves a link!

Not on his/her blogroll, but s/he's clearly reading - again links to my Europe post.  A useful roundup of others' political blogging though.

Don't know much about this person but he or she clearly thought my post about Europe interesting enough to link to it!  Looks Tory, and so categorized, unless told otherwise!

I admit it, I'm a tart. I'm always pleased and flattered when I find someone linking to me, especially someone with whom I've never knowingly corresponded. The Daily Pundit is one such. I've seen the name mentioned countless times in others' blogrolls but have just too much to read to add more often so have never bothered. Now, thanks again to the Tory Blogs aggregator I find I've been reading his stuff for a few days and quite enjoy it. So making up for lost time I'm linking back. One question though - why have I found his blog on the "Tory Blogs" aggregator when he says that he is "a non-party blogger with no political affiliation"?

I tried to fix his blog and failed.  He linked to me, so I'm linking back!

"The Possibility of Progress" (Mark Braund)

Mark is an occasional writer on Comment is Free (often on LVT related economics issues) and author of a recent book called "The Possibility of Progess"

A Liberal Lady, currently in Italy, writing mostly in Italian, but with the occasional gem in a language I can understand beyond my pidgin A Level Latin!

In the recent discussion on Peter Dunphy's blog about the Political Compass quiz a few other quizzes were mentioned.  And in response to my quip about being too radical for the Libertarian Party yesterday the author of one of those, Carl Milsted, responded pointing me to his other site "Holistic Politics".  Not really a blog, but a pretty comprehensive "wonk site" of the type I would have liked to produce if I had the time to do so, and I'm therefore going to make it a "blogroll" type permanentt link.