Cymdeithas yr Iaith has accused Ceredigion Council of wasting time and money with spurious public consultations which are claimed to be no more than "exercises in ticking boxes".

Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg will publish its own alternative Planning Bill in a bid to shake-up the planning system in order to strengthen the Welsh language at a community level - that’s the promise of the group’s chair in his new year’s message.

Members of Cymdeithas yr Iaith and campaigners for village schools under threat in Ceredigion came together at Ceredigion Council Headquarters in Aberystwyth to protest against what they call the twin "serial school closers" of ESTYN and Ceredigion LEA. The protest takes place during the week when ESTYN are carrying out an inspection of Ceredigion's education department. Cymdeithas Education spokesperson Ffred Ffransis is expected to tell

Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg, together with the action group Save Penrhos, has sent a formal letter to Planning Minister Carl Sargeant asking him to call in the decision by Anglesey County Council planning committee to grant planning permission to Land & Lakes to build holiday homes in Penrhos. Anglesey County Council planning committee decided to grant  planning approval in a meeting on November 6th, even though the committee had decided to refuse it