New blogs. Let's 'ave 'em.
1. Econ Autodidactic (Unaligned) (Twitter)
2. Emma Ann Hardy (Labour) Twitter)
3. For a Fair Society (Labour) (Twitter)
4. IWANTEDWINGS (Unaligned/feminist)
5. Luke Nightingale (Unaligned) (Twitter)
6. NAPO General Secretary's Blog (NAPO) (Twitter)
7. Papier Haché (Unaligned/trans rights) (Twitter)
8. The Lit Crit Guy (Unaligned) (Twitter)
9. The Medway Marxist (LRC/Labour) (Twitter)
10. Worrall's World (Unaligned) (Twitter)
That's your lot for this month's round up. If you know of any new blogs that haven't featured before then drop me a line via the comments, email or Twitter. Please note I'm looking for blogs that have started within the last 12 months. The new blog round up usually appears on the first Sunday of every month. And if it doesn't, it's usually for want of content!
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