Cymdeithas yr Iaith Gymraeg have strongly criticised the conclusion of the Public Enquiry held into Ceredigion Council's Unitary Develpoment Plan. Cymdeithas believe that the perception of the inspectors - Mr Alwyn Nixon a Ms Stephanie Chivers - shows a basic failure of the present planning system to efficiently deal with the needs of the Welsh Language.

Up to a 100 supporters were at Aberystwyth Train Station at 3pm today, to welcome Gwenno Teifi back to Wales, after a Spell in a Gloucestershire jail.

Gwenno Teifi, a 19 year old member of Cymdeithas yr Iaith, was sentenced to 5 days in prison (Gloucester) by Carmarthen Magistrates Court today. Gwenno Teifi, from Llanfihangel-ar-arth is a first year student at Aberystwyth University College. Gwenno was sentenced at exactly the same place (Carmarthen Guild Hall) where her Grandfather, Gwynfor Evans', great by-election victory was announced 40 years earlier.

On Tuesday the 24th of January in Cardiff Millenium Centre a public meeting will be held to consult on the need for new legislation for the Welsh language. The meeting follows a period of political discussion and consultation with political parties.