Welsh language campaigners have accused the Government of 'lying' after they presented changes that fail to establish rights for people or its official status.Today Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg released a motion that will go before the Cymdeithas yr Iaith AGM in Aberystwyth on October 30th that calls on Assembly Members to abstain on the proposed law unless further changes are made.Regarding of

Members of Cymdeithas Yr Iaith in Ceredigion have expressed their dissapointment following a meeting with MP Mark Williams on Tuesday the 28th of September, because they failed to receive an unconditional promise from him that he would vote against any cuts to S4C's budget.

Cymdeithas yr Iaith has congratulated the officers of Conwy County Council for their willingness to be persuaded by public opinion to amend their strategy so as to support Welsh-medium rural schools.In a letter to the Society, Conwy's Chief Education Officer, Geraint James, says that he will be amending the strategy"to show the strength of feeling and view held by t

Language activists will sleep outside the Assembly tonight (6pm, Monday, 20th September) to highlight the flaws in government plans for a new Welsh language law.Speaking ahead of an Assembly debate on the proposed law tomorrow (Tuesday 21st September) , the Chair of the campaign group Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg said that 'several' Assembly Members are ready to table amendments.In two open letters earlier this year, over a dozen lawyers and fourteen language groups criticised the plans for failing to deliver One Wales government promises.