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Mae'r arwyddion ar orsaf drenau newydd Heol y Frenhines yn esiampl arall o gorff mawr (Network Rail) yn diystyru’r Gymraeg er gwaethaf y deddfwriaeth sydd yn bodoli i sicrhau ei statws.
Mae rhaid i ni ddangos na wnawn ni fodloni ar statws is i'r Gymraeg nag i'r Saesneg yng Nghymru.
Ymunwch â Chell Caerdydd Chymdeithas yr Iaith i unioni'r sefyllfa yma!
Bydd y brotest yn dechrau am 12:00 o flaen gorsaf drenau Heol y Frenhines, Caerdydd ar dydd Sadwrn 25/7/15. Bydd siaradwyr a chanu. Dewch â phlacardiau a baneri!
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Where is the Welsh in our Capital City?
The signage on the new Cardiff Queen Street station is yet another example of a large body (Network Rail) ignoring the Welsh language despite the legislation in place that is supposed to guarantee its status.
We must show that we won't stand for the Welsh language being treated less favourably than the English language in Wales.
Join Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg Cell Caerdydd to make right this situation!
The protest will begin at 12:00 noon in front of Queen Street railway station, Cardiff on Saturday the 25/7/15.
Mae'r arwyddion ar orsaf drenau newydd Heol y Frenhines yn esiampl arall o gorff mawr (Network Rail) yn diystyru’r Gymraeg er gwaethaf y deddfwriaeth sydd yn bodoli i sicrhau ei statws.
Mae rhaid i ni ddangos na wnawn ni fodloni ar statws is i'r Gymraeg nag i'r Saesneg yng Nghymru.
Ymunwch â Chell Caerdydd Chymdeithas yr Iaith i unioni'r sefyllfa yma!
Bydd y brotest yn dechrau am 12:00 o flaen gorsaf drenau Heol y Frenhines, Caerdydd ar dydd Sadwrn 25/7/15. Bydd siaradwyr a chanu. Dewch â phlacardiau a baneri!
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Where is the Welsh in our Capital City?
The signage on the new Cardiff Queen Street station is yet another example of a large body (Network Rail) ignoring the Welsh language despite the legislation in place that is supposed to guarantee its status.
We must show that we won't stand for the Welsh language being treated less favourably than the English language in Wales.
Join Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg Cell Caerdydd to make right this situation!
The protest will begin at 12:00 noon in front of Queen Street railway station, Cardiff on Saturday the 25/7/15.
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What are you planning to do?
21.07.2015 10:47
Exactly what does this law say? If it mandates signage in Welsh, I can think of a creative approach to an action if you are considering CD and the offending signs are accessible. Especially if it simply mandates signage in Welsh without using language like "alongside". CD actions can be particularly effective if awkward/embarrassing to bring charges.
Mike Novack
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26.07.2015 10:33
Where is the Wls Ntwork Rail?
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