101. UWIC Welsh Language Unit welsh language Scheme. Under the welsh language Act 1993 UWIC has been required to create a welsh language Scheme. UWIC s welsh language Scheme (pdf). http://www.uwic.ac.uk/welshlangunit/Welsh_Language_Scheme.asp

About UWIC Courses Cardiff Sport ... Cymraeg Welsh Language Scheme Under the Welsh Language Act 1993 UWIC has been required to create a Welsh Language Scheme. The Scheme details how, when dealing with the public, UWIC will treat both languages equally. For a copy of the Scheme please follow the links below. UWIC's Welsh Language Scheme (pdf) UWIC's Welsh Language Scheme (word) PDF files require Adobe Acrobat reader to view - Click here to download Acrobat Reader Should you wish to discuss any matter arising from the Scheme please contact the Welsh Language Scheme Co-ordinator

102. LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST WELSH LINKS welsh language Bulletin Board. welsh language and Culture Welsh culture is popularly associated with singing particularly male voice choirs - and wit. http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-welsh.htm

language links WELSH THE BEST LINKS GUARANTEE Unlike many other web sites related to languages, only serious and useful sites are listed here. If you know a really good site for learning this language do email us GENERAL LINKS No Title www.fln.vcu.edu/Trail/FLLISTS2.html (Snap) REVIEW OF BITNET/INTERNET LISTS FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING updated 05/13/94 by David Bedell, University of Bridgeport ELI bedell@cse.bridgeport.edu The following electronic mailing lists could be useful resources for language teachers or language... www.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de/ www.rz.uni-duesseldorf.de/uni.d/studium.d/faecher.d/phil.d/ geschichte.d/_texte/_welsch.txt (GoTo) ELECTRONIC SOURCES FOR WEST EUROPEAN HISTORY AND CULTURE Version 2.0 The intent of this guide is to offer a cross-disciplinary approach to varied electronic sources directly related to European history. Because of the proliferation of sources and... Welsh Language Pages castlewales.com/cym_list.html (Lycos) Welsh Language Pages he Castles of Wales has always recognized the importance of supporting efforts aimed at preserving ONLINE BILINGUAL TEXTS Wales TUC Cymru www.wtuc.org.uk/

103. Snowdonia - Stronghold Of The Welsh Language - Yr Iaith Gymraeg Cliciwch ar y defaid i ddarganfod mwy! The History of the welsh language, Read about the history of the welsh language, Hanes yr Iaith Gymraeg. http://www.croeso-betws.org.uk/iaith1.htm

The Welsh language, although one of the oldest surviving languages in Europe, is still very much alive and healthy. This celtic language is spoken by around 65% of the inhabitants in the Snowdonia National Park, in which Betws-y-Coed lies, so don't be surprised if you hear it spoken - you are not being talked about, people are just going about their everyday business! Welsh is spoken by over 70% of people in North West Wales, but only 7% of people in the nation's capital, Cardiff. Er bod yr iaith Gymraeg yn un o'r ieithoedd hynaf yn Ewrop mae hi dal llawer iawn yn fyw ac yn iach heddiw. Siaredir yr iaith geltaidd yma gan tua 65% o'r bobl sy'n byw ym Mharc Cenedlaethol Eryri, yn lle mae Betws-y-Coed wedi ei leoli, felly peidiwch a synnu os clywch hi'n cael ei siarad - nid yw pobl yn siarad amdanach, dim ond mynd o gwmpas eu bywyd arferol! Siaredir Cymraeg gan fwy na 70% o'r bobl yng Ngogledd Orllewin Cymru, ond dim ond gan 7% o'r bobl ym mhrifddinas y wlad, Caerdydd. Just click on the sheep to find out more! Cliciwch ar y defaid i ddarganfod mwy!

104. Fishing In Kite Country - Country - Welsh Language An introduction to the welsh language rest of the British Isles is the welsh language, although its use has been in decline since the 17th and 18th centuries. http://www.fishing-in-kite-country.co.uk/country/welsh.html

Home Fishing Kite Country ... Search this site powered by FreeFind An introduction to the Welsh language History Pronunciation Welsh place-names History The most distinctive factor setting Wales and its people apart from the rest of the British Isles is the Welsh language, although its use has been in decline since the 17th and 18th centuries. Today it is probably spoken by fewer than 20 % of the population, although this proportion can rise very steeply in the North-West and West of Wales. There are many more Welsh speakers in the Towy valley to the West of Kite Country than in the East. It is an ancient language, descended from a Celtic offshoot of the parent Indo-European group and introduced to Britain from the low countries during the Iron Age . The closest linguistic relatives are Cornish (spoken in the South-West of England) and the French Breton dialect. It was then further influenced by Latin during the Roman occupation and by French after the Norman conquest, although the language spoken today was largely developed by the 6th century.

105. Welsh Home Page It will not, unfortunately, be cost effective to translate the whole site, but we do intend to include welsh language translations of those parts of the site http://www.ohstrategy.net/welsh/welsh_home.htm

A long-term occupational health strategy for England, Scotland and Wales . . . Contact Us Home Site Search About the Strategy ... Welsh Language Welsh Our aim is to treat the English and Welsh languages on the basis of equality. It will not, unfortunately, be cost effective to translate the whole site, but we do intend to include Welsh language translations of those parts of the site that will not be edited frequently. Please bear with us while we provide this facility. Meanwhile, a copy of the Securing Health strategy in Welsh is available for download Top Contact Us

106. Welsh Language Board Index welsh language Board Index. welsh language Board Home. CySill 2.1+. Pricing is provided for use by qualifying establishments only. http://www.pugh.co.uk/Products/Welsh Lang Board/

Manufacturers List Adobe Altman Technologies Aonix Europe Autodesk Auto Des Sys Bias Borland Cakewalk CambridgeSoft Celcat CE Software Checkpoint Coda Compaq Computer Associates Corel Crystal Decisions Curious Labs Danware Deneba Design Science Digital Workshop Discreet Enfocus Software eovia Equilibrium Executive Software Extensis Family Genetix FileMaker GSP Hi Resolution Iansyst IBM iGrafx IMSI Insightful Interact Intuit Invision ISI Research LapLink.Com Learning Company Logotron Longman Lotus Macromedia Maxon Microsoft Minitab Miramar Nemetschek Nero Network Associates Newtek Novell OnDemand Software Pinnacle PropellerHeads QSR Quark Real Networks Red Hat Richmond Systems Roxio Sage Scansoft Scolari Secure Computing Serif Sibelius Sonic Foundry Sophos Sorenson Media Steinberg SumTotal Systems SurfControl Symantec Ulead VERITAS Visionsoft VMware Wacom Web Gain WebTrends Welsh Language Board Winzip Wolfram Research Xara Cysill 2.1+ ....The Welsh spell checker Cysill 2.1+ has been designed to operate on PC computers with Microsoft Word, versions 6, 7, and 8, WordPerfect versions 6 and 7, Lotus AmiPro 3.1 and Lotus WordPro and takes advantage of the micro facilities offered by those packages. It is possible to use Cysill 2.1+ with word processors which do not have micro facilities (e.g. Microsoft Works, Microsoft Write) by the use of hotkeys.

107. The Disability Rights Commission - Welsh Language Scheme welsh language scheme. The law requires us to draw up a welsh language Scheme. This will detail how we will deliver services to welsh language users. http://www.drc-gb.org/wales/whatwedo/welshlanguage.asp

Wales Home Email bulletin Useful links Access options ... Contact us Search About Us Your Rights Employers and Services The Law ... Welsh language scheme Welsh language scheme In this section Services offered DRC helpline Welsh language scheme Useful Links As a public body covering Wales, the DRC is obliged under the Welsh Language Act to treat the Welsh and English languages on a basis of equality. The law requires us to draw up a Welsh Language Scheme. This will detail how we will deliver services to Welsh language users. The scheme includes services operating in Wales, and those covering Wales but located elsewhere. The DRC is committed to fulfilling its duties under the Welsh Language Act. The second draft of the DRC's Welsh Language Scheme is currently with the Welsh Language Board for comment. We expect that this will form the basis for the consultation version of the Scheme. We already put the bulk of the principles and procedures of the Scheme into practice in our work. Top Back to home page Print Email this page to a friend About Us Your Rights Employers and Services The Law ... Reading Room

108. ILoveLanguages - Your Guide To Languages On The Web 10 Resources *, A Welsh Course Set of 7 lessons (plus additional appendicies) teaching an introduction to the welsh language. Covers http://www.ilovelanguages.com/index.php?category=Languages|By Language|Welsh

109. Welsh Language Service welsh language service. I weld y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg Dilynwch y cyswllt hwn. The Child Support Agency s commitment to a welsh language service. http://www.csa.gov.uk/welsh.asp

Part of the Department for Work and Pensions Welsh Language service I weld y dudalen hon yn Gymraeg Dilynwch y cyswllt hwn. The Child Support Agency's commitment to a Welsh language service The Child Support Agency's Welsh Language Scheme was approved by the Welsh Language Board on 7 March 1996. The Agency's Scheme has now been superseded by a comprehensive Welsh Language Scheme for the whole of the Department for Work and Pensions. Information about that Scheme will be available here soon. Listed below are the services provided by the Agency along with our aims for the future: Services If you wish to telephone the Agency: you will be greeted bilingually by the Agency's staff in Wales and also at the Welsh Language Unit in Birkenhead you can discuss your enquiry in Welsh. If there is no member of staff available to speak to you in Welsh, we will make arrangements to return your call, within 24 hours you may also telephone the Welsh Enquiry Line on 0845 7138091. This service is available from Monday to Friday and staff are on hand to discuss your case and any aspect of child support.

110. Welsh Language Our stance on the welsh language The Woodland Trust The Woodland Trust is the UK’s leading woodland conservation charity. We own http://www.woodland-trust.org.uk/campaigns/briefingsmore/welshlanguage.htm

Our stance on the Welsh language The Woodland Trust The Woodland Trust is the UK’s leading woodland conservation charity. We own and manage over 125 woods in Wales. We also work to prevent any further loss of ancient woodland, to improve woodland biodiversity, to increase new native woods and to increase the public enjoyment of woods. To achieve these objectives, the Trust needs to work closely with local communities and public authorities in Wales. The Welsh Language The Welsh Language is the cornerstone of Welsh culture. While only 20% of the population of Wales speak Welsh, there is broad support for the use of Welsh in public life. The Welsh Language Act of 1993 requires government organisations and quangos to adopt and implement Welsh Language Schemes which ensure that the English and Welsh languages are treated on the basis of equality. Although voluntary organisations are not covered by this requirement, it has increased expectations amongst people in Wales. Our position The Woodland Trust has adopted a Welsh version of its name (Coed Cadw) and already makes use of the Welsh language on interpretation boards, in correspondence, in our biannual magazine Broadleaf and in certain leaflets and press releases. Most of the Trust’s Wales-based staff have some knowledge of Welsh, varying from native fluency to a basic working knowledge.

111. WCBC: Welsh Language Policy For Schools Maintained By The LEA welsh language Policy For Schools Maintained by the LEA. The Authority s welsh language Policy aims to ensure that pupils gain the http://www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/education/Welsh_Language_Policy.htm

skip navigation Home Site Contents Access Guide ... Cymraeg Search wrexham.gov.uk The Council Industry Community ... wlga.gov.uk Welsh Language Policy For Schools Maintained by the LEA The Authority's Welsh Language Policy aims to ensure that pupils gain the educational stimulus afforded by bilingual education and increase their fluency over time. Bilingualism will be introduced at the earliest opportunity. The Authority will ensure that bilingual education, once started, will be maintained and developed as the children progress. Schools where Welsh is the main medium of instruction have been established within the Authority. In these schools English is introduced at Key Stage 2 (i.e., ages 8-11) Junior/Primary Education All Wrexham County Borough Primary Schools will be bilingual though the degree of bilingualism may differ from area to area. Consequently, it will be the responsibility of the authority (in conjunction with the Head and the School Governors) to ensure that competent teachers are available in order that the proportion of time allocated to the teaching of both Welsh and English is in accordance with National Curriculum requirements. Secondary Education To preserve and ensure continuity with the primary schools, Welsh will be taught as a second language in all secondary schools where the main medium of instruction is English.

112. NPR : Bringing Back The Welsh Language world are disappearing but in tiny Wales, where folks have been speaking English for centuries, a national effort to rescue the welsh language is showing http://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=1554019

113. National Assembly For Wales Key Publications Assembly Culture, welsh language and Sport Committee. The Committee s remit is based on the portfolio of the Minister for Culture, welsh language and Sport. http://www.wales.gov.uk/keypubassemcultwelsport/

114. Welsh Assembly Links Culture And Recreation Home General Links Agriculture Rural Affairs Children Young People Culture, Sport welsh language Crime Reduction Economic Development Environment European http://www.wales.gov.uk/linksculture/

115. Printed Materials Collection - A List Of Welsh Language Community Newspapers A. YR ANGOR, Papur bro Aberystwyth, Penparcau, Llanbadarn Fawr, Y Waunfawr, Comins Coch Rhif 1 (Hyd. 1977) Ysg Mrs Luned Gruffydd http://www.llgc.org.uk/lp/lp0058.htm

A List of Welsh Language Community Newspapers A B C/Ch D/Dd ... Y A YR ANGOR Papur bro Aberystwyth, Penparcau, Llanbadarn Fawr, Y Waunfawr, Comins Coch Rhif 1 (Hyd. 1977) - Ysg: Mrs Luned Gruffydd, Eirianfa, Ffordd Caradog, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 2JY YR ANGOR Papur Cymry Glannau Mersi a Manceinion Rhif 1 (Meh. 1979) - Gol: Y Parch Ddr D. Ben Rees, 32 Garth Drive, Liverpool, L18 6HW YR ARWYDD Papur bro Cylch Mynydd Bodafon Rhif 1 (Ion. 1983) - B Y BARCUD [Papur bro Tregaron a'r cylch] Rhif 1 (Ebr. 1976) - Golygydd: Celia Jones, Pantydail, Pontrhydygroes, Ystrad Meurig, Ceredigion, SY23 6DP Y BEDOL Papur bro Rhuthun a'r cylch Rhifyn cyflwyno (Rhag. 1977) - Ysg: Elwyn Wilson Jones, Manod, Rhewl, Rhuthun, Sir Ddinbych, LL15 1TN neu Swyddfa'r Bedol, 18 Stryd Clwyd, Rhuthun, Sir Ddinbych, LL15 1HW Ebost: papurbro@ybedol.fsnet.co.uk Safle ar y We: http://www.bedol.demon.co.uk/ Y BIGWN Papur bro Dinbych Rhif 1 (Mawrth 1988) - BLEWYN GLAS Papur newydd Bro Ddyfi Rhif 1 (Maw. 1978) - Ysg: Eirian Jones, 85 Tregarth, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 8HY

116. Ymgyrchu! - Iaith The welsh language. The welsh language Society (1885) Welsh Education The welsh language Petition, The welsh language, Devolution, The Water Industry. http://www.llgc.org.uk/ymgyrchu/Iaith/index-e.htm

The Welsh Language The Welsh Language Society (1885) Welsh Education The Welsh Language Petition Tynged yr Iaith ... Ymgyrchu! Home Page

117. DfT Welsh Language Scheme This scheme, prepared under the welsh language Act 1993, is intended to enable the English and welsh languages to receive equal treatment in the conduct of http://www.dft.gov.uk/stellent/groups/dft_about/documents/page/dft_about_503214.

Contact us Help Accessibility Cymraeg ... Site Index Search the site Search all sections About DfT Access for Disabled People Accident Investigation Aviation Crime and Public Transport Freight Logistics Local Transport Railways Road Safety Roads and Vehicles Science and Research Shipping and Ports Sustainable Travel Transport Security Transport Statistics Transport Strategy Understanding People's Needs document.write(''); Advanced search About DfT What's new News Releases ... Understanding People's Needs Information for: Local Authorities Motorists Parents, Teachers and Schools Passengers ... Corporate publications DfT Welsh Language Scheme Other Formats: 172 Kb 90 Kb Download help Contents Statement of Principle Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 What this scheme covers Chapter 3 Service planning and delivering ... Terms and conditions

118. WELSH welsh language USE SURVEY 2412-1994 http//www.uoc.es/euromosaic/web/document/gales/an/e1/e1.html. welsh language use survey, welsh language CULTURAL ACTIVITIES. http://www.uoc.edu/euromosaic/web/document/gales/an/e1/e1.html

WELSH LANGUAGE USE SURVEY http://www.uoc.es/euromosaic/web/document/gales/an/e1/e1.html Welsh language use survey Introduction: LANGUAGE ABILITY: Given that until the 1960s, prior to the massive in-migration associated with the phase of economic restructuring, the proportion of the population in what has been called the heartland was extremely high it is no surprise that ability among the respondents tends to be high. This ability has been retained among those who have been the subject of reproduction. FAMILY SPOKEN ABILITY Relative Welsh English Very good Fairly good Little None / NA Very good Fairly good Little None / NA Father Mother Brother Sister Mat gps Pat gps Fig.1 Fig.2 The final column for both languages pertains primarily to the 'not applicable' category indicating that most of the respondents were entirely bilingual. The exceptions tend to be those whom we indicated as having been born outside of Wales. ABILITY LEVELS IN WELSH AND ENGLISH Language Welsh English Very good Fairly good Little None/NA Very good Fairly good Little None/NA Understand Speak Read Write Fig.3

119. Carmarthenshire County Council - Welsh Langauge As you will see from surfing this website on the welsh language in Carmarthenshire, the Council is committed to moving on with innovative and unique projects http://www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk/index.asp?locID=87&docID=-1

120. Ic NorthWales - Brunstrom Right To Stand Up For Welsh Language WELL done chief constable Richard Brunstrom for striking another blow for the preservation of the welsh language. Latest news http://icnorthwales.icnetwork.co.uk/news/regionalnews/tm_objectid=14251186&metho

OAS_url ='http://oas-eu.247realmedia.com/RealMedia/ads/'; OAS_listpos = 'x02,x03,x04,x20'; OAS_query = '?'; OAS_sitepage = 'icnorthwales/news/northwales'; icNorthWales Google Google UK Home page News North Wales Daily Post Comment ... Contact us North Wales Brunstrom right to stand up for Welsh language May 18 2004 Daily Post WELL done chief constable Richard Brunstrom for striking another blow for the preservation of the Welsh language. A key North Wales Police Authority appointment will demand a fluent Welsh speaker at Mr Brunstrom's insistence. The post of consultation and partnership manager will be advertised later this week. Committees are weird and wonderful things and anyone who has ever served on one will have had a wry smile when they read of the process by which Welsh fluency was eventually accepted as a necessary criteria. But taking aside the debate over a word here and a word there, it has been an important and sensible outcome. The role clearly involves enormous interaction with a variety of people, many of whom will be absolutely fundamental to determining how well the force functions on any number of levels. Many of these people will have Welsh as their first language and will appreciate the option of conducting what may often be critical business through the medium of their choice.

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