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Legal battle over English-only parking fine in west Wales

A row over a parking fine relating to English-only signs in Llangrannog continues, with fourth court date set.

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Legal battle over English-only parking fine in Llangrannog

A row over a parking fine relating to English-only signs in Llangrannog continues, with fourth court date set.

United kingdomToni schiavoneGareth humphreysIaith welsh language rights groupOne parking solutionWelsh language rights groupWelsh governmentPlaid cymruWelsh language standards

Man who refused to pay English-only parking fine in Wales faces £10k legal bill

Language campaigner Toni Schiavone is set to appear in court for the fourth time after refusing to pay an English-only parking fine in Wales - he could face a £10,000 legal bill

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Carmarthenshire County Council celebrates increased Welsh language use

Carmarthenshire County Council is celebrating increased use of Welsh language in its meetings.

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University of Cardiff rebrands, celebrating the eight Welsh digraphs

For a long time, Welsh has used the same graphemes as English, but a new look for the country’s biggest University underlines unique linguistic qualities that exist.

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